God you granted our servant Maurice Michael Cardinal Otunga the grace to be an exemplary pastor at the Church, making him a symbol of humility and love for the poor and less fortunate in the society, Owhile denying and detaching himself from the pleasures of the world. Grant, we beseech thee, that we may also learn to respond faithfully to the demands of the Christian vocation, converting all moments and circumstances of our life into opportunities of loving you and our neighbours with joy and kindness, and of serving the kingdom of God with humility.

We humbly request you to grant your servant, Cardinal Otunga, a share in glory of heaven, which is promised to those who serve you well. Through his intercession, bless the Church, our country, our families and children, and grant us the favours we humbly request... (say your intentions). Through Christ our Lord. Amen.

2 Preface UNITING, HEALING AND RENEWAL OF OUR NATION... GOD’S GIFT The social teaching of the Church is one of the most educative documents of the Church on how we should live our faith and with others. In fact, if we want to unite and heal our nation, we need to apply the social teaching of the Church. It teaches that human life is sacred and that the dignity of the human person is the foundation of a moral vision for society. There are ten principles of the Catholic social teaching namely: Human dignity, Community and the common good, Rights and responsibilities, Option for the poor and the vulnerable, Participation and subsidiarity, Dignity of work and the Rights of workers, Stewardship of creation and Solidarity. Admittedly, if well understood and practised, the social teaching of the Church can be a springboard for a stable nation where the human dignity is respected and promoted. Specifically, we are called to solidarity with our fellow human beings. The teaching on solidarity provides a robust and useful understanding of the social obligations of individuals, communities, institutions and nations. Human beings must learn to live with one another and should not exclude others. We need to strengthen our cultural values and teach our children values found in our tradition. This means that unless we reclaim our cultural identity, we shall continue to be divided as Kenyans. One of the core aspirations of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 is national cohesion in a multi-ethnic society. Sadly, ethnicity continues to be used as a tool to divide individuals, communities and to fan violence. One’s ethnic background becomes a factor to determine their access to public resources and the manner they interact with their neighbours and other citizens. This year we purpose to address some of the issues affecting our cohesiveness as a people. In so doing, we could have a breakthrough in bringing about healing, unity and renewal of our country. In the first week, we shall discuss the pertinent and important theme of Environmental Conservation and Protection. The Church believes that we must, by all means, protect our environment. Today, many people are suffering from lifestyle diseases and specifically what they are eating and how they are treating the environment. This has led many people to spend a lot of resources in medical attention to the extent that they affect the general economy of families. On care for our common home, Pope Francis reminds us that ‘’we should care for this world which is the home we human beings share in common with all other creatures. The

3 environment is not something outside us: we are an integral part of that world. It means care for each and every being and for the generations to come.’’ Family Values, which we shall discuss in the second week, have suffered immensely through the introduction of alien values that tend to disintegrate families. As Christians we must claim our family values if we want to build our society in a better way. In this regard, all institutions - family, Church, school and society at large - must pay their role. Corruption will be our topic for the third week. Corruption is a dishonest or fraudulent conduct. It is the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. Corruption threatens development, ethical values and justice, it destabilises our society, endangers the rule of law, delays our development, contributes to poor building quality and layers of additional costs. Corruption continues to manifest in all sectors of social, economic and political life despite the progressive legal framework which, if properly implemented, would curb the vice. Socio-Political Inclusion will be our topic for the fourth week. The challenges that the nation is facing include divisions that have been fanned by cut-throat political competition between different coalitions and actors. These divisions are supported by the growing gap between the rich and the poor due to rising cost of living and rampant unemployment, especially among the youth. We should never allow ourselves to exclude anybody from our society. Such exclusion would be arbitrary and is against our Christian calling as well as the spirit of the Constitution. Since Independence, impunity seems to have infected our country. Impunity is the prevention of punishing an offender of an injurious action because of the person’s social status or connectedness. In the fifth week we shall deal with Respect for the Rule of Law. Laws are there to ensure that all live in harmony, if well followed, they reduce conflict in society. Christians are obliged to obey laws, except those that go against God’s commandments. We cannot have unity and cohesion if some people will be exempted from following the laws of the land. As we seek to address the issues of unity and healing, let us do it in the spirit of Lent. Lent is a time of prayer, fasting and alms giving. These discussions will take root if there is actual prayer and fasting. Let us give our country another chance in these coming days by allowing the spirit of forgiveness and reconciliation to take root in our hearts. Wishing all a spiritually filled and fruitful Lenten period.

______Rt. Rev. John Oballa Owaa CHAIRMAN KCCB – CATHOLIC JUSTICE AND PEACE COMMISSION 4 Introduction

Lent in the Catholic Church n the Christian tradition, this is the period in the liturgical calendar from Ash Wednesday to Palm Sunday (Sundown). This annual commemoration prepares the faithful through prayer, repentance, giving alms and self- denial. The event is linked to the Passion of Christ and the celebration of his IResurrection. It is also in this liturgical period that catechumens are baptised on Easter.

Why 40 days? he number 40 is important in the life of Christians. Moses and the Israelites, for example, wandered in the desert for 40 years as they prepared to go to the Promised Land. Moses was on Mount Sinai for 40 days and 40 nights Twithout eating or drinking water, where he had gone to receive the tablets of the Covenant God made with the Israelites. In the time of Noah, it rained for 40 days and 40 nights. Elijah spent 40 days and 40 nights on Mount Horeb without food. In the New Testament, Jesus was led to the wilderness where he fasted for 40 days and 40 nights.

Why the Kenya Lenten Campaign? n the spiritual mood of Lent, the Catholic Church in Kenya felt the need to inform the public of the problems affecting society and advocate for change. Through the Lenten Campaign, the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops call Ifor all Christians and people of goodwill to join them in addressing these problems and advocate for change. By joining the bishops in advocacy, individual efforts, our small voices become much louder and each individual’s action is multiplied.

5 Week One Environmental Conservation and Protection

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ikujua, one of the villages in Kwetu County, was endowed with mountains and natural forests. The mountains were the source of streams of freshwater and home for various bird and animal species. The villagers always had enough to Seat as the soils were fertile. As years went by, the village population grew. Human activities like farming, setting up of industries and demand for land increased. People moved into the forests and destroyed the water source and natural habitat for animals. Forests became bare and rivers dried up. The situation was worsened by industries which dumped waste chemicals into rivers and lakes, affecting marine life. These activities affected the ecosystem, causing low yield in food production. Sikujua village was ravaged by severe hunger, malnutrition, strange diseases, prolonged droughts, floods and landslides. All these was caused by the destruction of the environment. The increased environmental problems and calamities became a major source of concern to the community, which came together to discuss the predicament. Local religious and political leaders, the government’s environmental agencies and other stakeholders in environmental conservation and preservation were invited to advice and help to advocate for the protection and restoration of the environment. They resolved to raise awareness within the community on tree planting, good farming practices including the use of organic fertilizers, crop rotation, agroforestry and protection of wetlands. They proposed ways of improving waste management and reached out to local industries to adopt environmentally friendly waste disposal. As a result, the society enjoyed the benefits of a clean and healthy environment for all. Judge: Situation analysis Pope Francis (Laudato Si, 2016) pauses an urgent challenge to protect our common home … to bring the whole human family together to seek a sustainable and integral development, which resonates with the Catholic Social Teaching. We are damaging our relationship with our “common home” as we harm the environment. In so doing, we are damaging our relationship with other humans, particularly the vulnerable, the poor and future generations. We are forgetting our interconnectedness with the earth and humanity who depend on our good stewardship of the gift of creation. (No.13)

7 The state of our common home is scaring: climate change is the greatest life threat our earth has ever seen. It is caused by humans and has led to the depletion of freshwater and loss of biodiversity, global warming, negative impact of carbon- intensive economies on the natural world and human life, social and environmental impacts of mining. In our society today, the environment is threatened by human activities that have caused environmental degradation, global warming and climate change. These effects have reached levels that threaten human security and the ecosystem in general. We have witnessed deforestation, poor farming practices, improper waste disposal and management that are leading to depletion of the natural resources like air, water and soil; destruction of the ecosystem and habitats; extinction of wildlife and pollution. (UNEP). We have experienced long spells of droughts, flooding and unpredictable weather patterns due to climate change that can be directly linked to poor decisions on our ecosystems, energy, natural resources, urban expansion, infrastructure, production, consumption and waste management. Pope Francis is inviting us to embrace the “Gospel of Creation”, that considers the world the way that God intended it. He warns us of consumerist and profit- driven economic ideologies of exploitation, and a throwaway attitude towards nature and human life itself. He advises us to slow down and look at reality in a different way. We are called to solidarity as one human family with shared responsibility for others and for creation. There is need for international collective actions: (to switch from fossil fuels to renewables), and international agreements and legislation not only in relation to climate change but also biodiversity and the oceans. It is time to act, change our lifestyle and consumption. Believers and nonbelievers, families and communities are invited to make a difference in small but tangible ways. A deeper spiritual “ecological conversion may be attained through consumer choices, education and cultivation of ecological virtues such as reducing wastefulness and environmental awareness creation for all”. Prof Wangari Maathai (2004) reminded us that: “Protecting and restoring the environment contributes to peace; it is peace work ... I always felt that our work was not simply about planting trees. It was about inspiring people to take charge of their environment, the system that governed them, their lives and their future.” Pope Francis insists that injustice is not invincible (Laudato Si no. 74) and we believe that we seek to live out God’s vision of renewed relationships with Him, ourselves, one another and creation.

8 Readings Deuteronomy 26:1-11 Romans 10:8-13 Luke 4:1-13

Spiritual reflection The theme of this Sunday is the temptation of Jesus. God gave us the governance of creation. He expects us to be good stewards of the creation. But now and then we are tempted to violate the creation through our selfishness and greed. Just as Jesus was challenged to remain faithful to the Father, we have the same challenge. God wants us to profess that he is in control and we should never doubt his love. The second reading reminds us that our trust of God must be manifested in our lives and proclaimed by our words.

Act: Reflection questions 1. What are some of the major environmental concerns we are facing as a community? 2. What are some of the negative effects of climate change and what can I or we, as Small Christian Communities (SCC), do about it? 3. What are some of the practical actions that I or we, as Small Christian Community, can take to address these concerns? 4. How do I/we as SCC take care of my/our surrounding?

Examination of conscience Have I disposed garbage in undesignated areas? Have I polluted the environment?

Action plan 1. Tree planting. 2. Garbage collection and cleaning. 3. Proper use of water and paper, especially at places of work. 4. Involvement of experts on environment to advise on environmental preservation and conservation.

9 Week Two Family Values

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ora Sisi village was well known for its family values and good morals. The village was cohesive, progressive and had established and respected institutions of leadership, marriage and family. Everybody had a role to Bplay. Mothers spent time with their daughters and fathers were with their sons, nurturing them on values. With time, however, the village was caught up in secularisation and external influence. People started leading careless lives and never bothered about the affairs of others. It did not matter the age or gender. Marriage and family values were no longer held with high esteem; leading to broken families, marriages and other institutions of formation. With secularism also came along technological improvements. In the absence of parental guidance and with a disintegrated village, the youth turned to the uncensored social media for solace and guidance. The result was the increase of social vices like crime, prostitution, drug abuse and radicalisation. The churches which taught good morals and values and were once vibrant, now seemed backward. People joined groups that promised better things than values. Unknowingly, cultism, materialism and idolatry became a way of life. With the carefree lifestyle, poverty rates rose and jobless youths turned to gambling in the hope of getting rich quickly. Consequently, the dignity of work and productivity was compromised, crime rates increased as people, especially young people, had gambled away all they had. Theycould do anything to get an extra coin to gamble. Some community members got concerned and sought to redeem their moral bearing by devising ways of rehabilitating and restoring the village’s moral glory. They vowed to work to reclaim and instill good morals, the sacredness of marriage and the role of family in raising disciplined children. Slowly, the community regained its morality and family values. Order was restored and community laws were reinforced and followed. Each person played their role and the village prospered.

Judge: Situation analysis The family is the first and basic social unit of society. The family is nature’s established association for the supply of mankind’s everyday wants. For a civilisation to succeed, the family must succeed, and right now, it is not. The family in today’s

11 society faces many challenges including drug addiction, crimes and militia groups among the youths, same sex attraction, child abuse, negative media influence, lack of discipline, balancing work and family, materialism, poverty and divorce among others. All these are symptoms of the spiritual and moral crisis confronting our society today. The crisis stems from the secularisation assaulting the family and society. Worst is the people’s indifference towards the spiritual and moral crisis, which has given rise to cultures that totally disregard values. Family values like prudence, love, caring, modesty, self-discipline, trustworthiness, responsibility, respect, fairness and fidelity are no longer being cultivated. Some of the social evils we are witnessing today such as corruption, infidelity, indiscipline, unrest in schools and irresponsible parents stem from lack of family values. Parents and those charged with raising children have neglected their responsibility. The#Ifikie wazazi on youth immorality in urban areas is just a tip of the iceberg. Many vices can be attributed to lack of moral formation in families; social and economic policies, directly or indirectly, play a role in influencing family values. The Church, another social institution, is aware of the problems facing the family, which is the principal cell of human society. It calls us to reflect on how the family is related to the plan of God in Salvation. This call is articulated in her Catechism, that calls us to a moral life and uses it as its framework. The teaching of Jesus about the two great commandments of love - to love God above all things, and to love one’s neighbour as oneself - sums up the Ten Commandments: the first three concern love of God, and the other seven the love of neighbour. In the public discourses, the Church further teaches that people have a right and a duty to participate in society, seeking together the common good and well-being of all, especially the poor and vulnerable. But this ought to be done conscious of marriage and the family as the central social institutions that must be supported and strengthened, not undermined. Therefore, motherhood and fatherhood must be exercised responsibly, with full consideration of a proper hierarchy of values. This means that married couples must be open to life. Granted, motherhood and fatherhood are not exercised in a vacuum. In making their decisions, couples are entitled to consider the “physical, economic, psychological, and social conditions” which they confront. These present the setting in which responsible parenthood is practiced. In light of this desire, the Holy Father encourages everyone to look with hope to the future and recommend behaviour, which preserves and fosters love within the family, namely, by saying “Can I? May I?”, “Thank you” and “I am sorry” and never allowing the sun to set on a quarrel or misunderstanding, without having the humility to ask for forgiveness. 12 Readings Genesis 15:5-12.17-18 Philippians 3:17-4:1 Luke 9:28-36

Spiritual reflection For the family to succeed, it must journey with God. This is what Abraham did. He completely trusted God. With God, things cannot go wrong. We are called to leave the worldly life for a godly one. Families that are faithful to God’s word will prosper even if they meet obstacles along the way. Just like in the transfiguration, God shone his light to those who follow him.

Reflection questions 1. What is the role of the Church regarding family values? 2. Name some basic family values you know. 3. How do we as a Small Christian Community help in building family values? 4. How do we as a Small Christian Community emphasise a positive usage of the new Information Communication Technology (ICT), especially within a family set up?

Examination of conscience 1. How am I involved in promoting family values? 2. How am I involved in promoting positive use of technology? 3. Have I protected the rights of the elderly and vulnerable in my community? 4. How can I protect and promote these rights?

13 Week Three Corruption

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ogando residents prospered and lived in harmony for many years. They worked hard to support themselves and pomptly paid taxes. They had beneficial community programmes such as collection of garbage, cleaning Lthe market and planting trees. All elders knew that they had social and collective responsibilities of educating the young on moral values, respect for others, fidelity, trustworthiness, faithfulness, integrity, honesty, justice, and above all, fear of God. The Logando community was keen on agricultural projects, ensuring there was sufficient food for every family and excess to sell to the neighbouring Macho Magumu region whose residents cared less about good morals and fear of God. Their health as a community improved tremendously. They also started table banking for various groups of youth, women and men. They always ensured school fees for their children was paid on time, made good contributions to their churches and were involved in making decisions on all church projects. The community prospered and generated immense wealth through hard work, moral uprightness and faith. The villagers wanted to continue improving lives and enhance development. They unanimously picked one of the elders to midwife the noble venture. Numerous other projects were started and finished on time and in the standard they prescribed. Their leaders remained faithful, transparent and accountable to the people. With time, the trusted leader started to work only with those who supported his ideas. He took to proposing projects instead of allowing the people to decide as had been the practice. The result was immense implementation discrepancies and mismanagement of resources. The community sent a delegation with a petition to the elders. Surprisingly, the team was compromised and instead supported those overseeing the disputed projects. The community sought the intervention of religious leaders but some of them chose to keep quiet while people continued to suffer. As a result, some community members stopped paying taxes and took to giving bribes. Development and social projects like schools, roads, markets were built based on ‘who you know’ and whether you support the ruling team. The tax collection systems changed; villagers had the choice between paying directly to the government what was due or paying less to line other people’s pockets. The result was failed institutions and systems as selfish interests took pole position.

15 Judge: Situation analysis Corruption is the abuse of power for private gain. It encompasses unilateral abuses by government and non-government officials through embezzlement and nepotism. There are other vices perpetrated by both public and private actors such as bribery, extortion, undue influence and fraud. Corruption arises in both political and bureaucratic offices and can be petty or grand, organised or unorganised. Corruption often facilitates criminal activities such as drug trafficking, money laundering and acquisition of fake land title deeds. In simple terms, corruption is the loss of integrity, which is described as “wholeness or completeness; soundness; genuine; unadulterated state; morality; high principle.” Corruption is a disease, eating away not just at Kenyan politics but at our economy and society. Theft of public resources keeps food away from the needy, medicines from dispensaries and salaries from our most valued public services. Corruption is the source of climate change as we have been interfering with mother nature to enrich ourselves without caring for the future of the generations to come. Corruption in Kenya is growing at unimaginable levels, with the situation getting worse by the day through wanton thefts of public and private resources by those charged with safeguarding the wealth. Farmers have been disfranchised and graft has compromised our economies and social life. Kenyans seem to have accepted corruption as a way of life. The root-cause of the vice is impunity, which has bred a clique of highly connected individuals who believe that they are untouchable. Some economists and budget experts hold that major graft scams are mooted at the budget-making level, both in the private and public sectors. People are in a hurry to get rich by blatantly allocating public money to themselves, brokers or businesses by manipulating budgets or through obvious misplaced priorities in the four key phases of formulation, adoption, execution and control. At the individual level, we often overlook the role we play in sustaining systems that reward dishonesty and scheming. How many of us pay to access jobs that we acknowledge we are not qualified for? How many projects in learning, health and even religious institutions stall despite people denying themselves to raise enough funds to complete the ventures? How many times have people fund-raised, only for the funds to be diverted? How many of us have used our offices to unfairly give undue advantage to some over others? As parents, how many times do we ‘reward’ our children for doing basic chores? Later in life, are we able to relate this family ‘bribes’ to what happens in public life? How often have we heard of family meetings to resolve rape cases out of court, leaving the victims to suffer silently? When the county government cannot raise enough funds to construct roads because we are not paying levies, do we have the right to question its development record? 16 There is an urgent need for self-evaluation. We should not be seen to be shifting our goal of attaining a graft-free society. We must remain steadfast and come together to fight corruption at all levels. Luckily, we have started seeing suspects being arrested and arraigned in courts.

Readings Exodus 3:1-8.13-15 1 Corinthians 10:1-6.10-12 Luke 13:1-9

Spiritual reflection Lent is time to repent. We have seen that crime and corruption only takes us away from God. God is calling us to change our ways. When Moses was called by God, he abandoned his own ways and accepted the Lord’s proposal to return to Egypt and liberate his people. You and I are being called to liberate our country, Kenya, from the chains of corruption. This journey to freedom is long and hard. And just as the children of Israel were tempted many times to return to their old ways, we too will be tempted to want to become rich, influential and powerful. The second reading reminds us that even as Christians, we are prone to temptations and could easily fall.

Act: Reflective questions 1. What types of corruption have you encountered at the work place, family, Small Christian Community and national level? 2. What are the effects of corruption? 3. Name some of the corrupt practices you know of. How can we stop them? 4. How can I/we as Small Christian Communities do away with corruption in my/our community/society and at the workplace?

Examination of conscience 1. Have I ever participated in any form of corruption? 2. Have I fought corruption in my society? 3. Have I been a victim of corrupt deals?

17 Week Four Socio-Political Inclusion

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abadiliko was a multi-ethnic county with diverse rich cultures and traditions. Their main economic activities were farming and trade. The neighbouring county of Twende, though not well endowed with good Mrains, was blessed with natural resources and a rich culture too. Twende was economically better than Mabadiliko and had good policies on how to share the benefits derived from their natural resources. There was equitable distribution of resources amongst the various groups based on their well-identified needs. This governance system was made possible by the community elders’ oversight roles and the inclusiveness and active participation of all. With time, the community of Twende opened up to foreign cultures and adopted practices that affected their leadership style and daily activities. The community that for generations had prided itself of cohesion and equitable resource sharing and distribution, started falling apart. Resources were no longer distributed on a need basis but rather on one’s influence. Eventually, people started fighting over leadership slots to protect their own interests as opposed to working for the benefit of the Twende community. Some groups ended up being excluded in the process. At some point, the residents of Twende requested for a review of the governance system. Their desire was to get a formal and democratic system where elections would be conducted every three years and address all social and political inclusivity. Many candidates vied for the available leadership positions during the polls. One of them was Mr Tumbo, who had returned from abroad. The residents had a lot of hope in him due to his wealth, overseas experience and advanced studies. He presented a beautiful manifesto and promised to uplift the living standards of the residents. He won the election with a landslide and to his supporters, change was inevitable. Within the first three months in office, he exhibited his true character: arrogant, not taking advice from the elders, religious leaders and other stakeholders. He appointed his political, social and business friends to senior positions and rewarded them handsomely. In doing so, he neglected the provisions of the laws on inclusivity of the marginalised, minority, gender, youth and persons with special needs. He failed to engage residents in public participation forums. Mr Tumbo presided over the political, economic and social deterioration of his community . He mismanaged the resources, suppressed peoples’ voices and brought the economy and the peoples’ welfare to their knees. 19 The people realised that his entire manifesto and pre-election promises were all meant to hoodwink them to vote for him. Residents started to regroup and agitate for change and better service delivery. They on several occasions convened at Mr Tumbo’s office compound where they staged sit-ins, making his office inaccessible. The police could not intervene as the processes were peaceful and within the law. This prompted Mr Tumbo to seek dialogue with the citizens and addressed issues of exclusion, public expenditure management, fair allocation of tenders to youth, women and people with special needs. The results of the people’s initiatives and action started bearing fruits. Public participation in economic and social issues was enhanced and Twende County’s past glory was restored.

Judge: Situational analysis In any modern democracy, it has been established that stable and sustainable political systems require constant input from all parts of society. The inclusion of all these groups into the political processes is important for the health of the political system and for socio-political integration in general, i.e. for communal and individual’s identity with the nation state and its governments. Kenya has suffered greatly due to bad social and political policies and practices that entrenched exclusion and marginalisation. The political class has extensively exploited the social vulnerability of the people, widening the drift of ethnic differences at the expense of national identity. From the experiences of elections since 1992, we can conclusively argue that there are close links between social exclusion and violent conflict and insecurity, both in terms of causes and consequences. This can range from civil unrest to violent armed conflict and terror activities. Severely disadvantaged groups with shared characteristics (such as ethnicity or religion) may resort to violent conflict to claim their rights and redress inequalities. Group differences are not enough in themselves to cause conflict, but social exclusion and horizontal inequalities provide fertile ground for violent mobilisation. Hence, the concept of social inclusion can help in conflict resolution because it identifies some of the causes of conflict. By analysing why some societies with sharp horizontal inequalities suffer conflict and others do not, it has become evident that conflict occurs most frequently when socio-economic and political horizontal inequalities are combined. Despite having a progressive Constitution, vibrant laws and policies, Kenya still has a long way to go in maintaining law and order. The gap between the rich and the poor is unacceptably huge in a society that seeks justice and peace. Kenya’s quest in its Vision 2030 to grow by 10 per cent every year must ensure inequality is reduced and all people benefit equitably from development initiatives and resource allocation. There is also need for attitude change. We need to shed off selfishness, 20 embrace patriotism, and strengthen the workable systems of social inclusion in the civil society and the government. There is need to activate and promote legal avenues that provide for public participation and citizen’s engagement in the policy- making, formulating strategies and actions to overcome exclusion of groups or individuals. This will ensure inclusive benefits of growth and development, socio- political tolerance, social accountability and creation of awareness to the public on issues of governance, service delivery and respect to the rule of law.

Readings Joshua 5:9-12 Psalm 32 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 Luke 15:1-3, 11-32

Spiritual reflection Just as the people of Israel did not reach the promised land by themselves, God had to intervene. We need to be reconciled to God and other members of the community. When we are cut from others, we eventually cut ourselves from God. The young man in the Gospel separated himself from his family but this led to misery. The elder son also wanted his brother to be excluded but the father reiterated that they were both his sons.

Act: Reflection questions 1. How is our governance system as a country and what suggestions can you make to improve it? 2. What is my role in promoting socio-political inclusion? 3. How do you foster socio-political inclusion individually and in the Small Christian Community?

Examination of conscience 1. Have I ever employed someone based on his/her ethnic origin? 2. Do I use stereotypes and prejudices to describe other people? 3. Do I discriminate people based on their gender?

21 Week Five Respect for the Rule of Law

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alimali, the headquarters of Mjini County, grew fast due to availability of devolved funds and other financial allocations for urban development by the national government. Many moved from rural areas to seek Memployment in the town, which soon became overpopulated. Casual and lowly paid labourers occupied the informal settlements in the town’s outskirts. People illegally allocated themselves a road reserve and areas set aside for other community projects. They named the zone Kijiji Chetu and built schools, churches, mosques and hospitals. After some years, the national government revealed plans to expand the road from Kijiji Chetu to Malimali . Mzee Msafi, a shrewd businessman well known for his flashy lifestyle and connections to key local politicians moved quickly and corruptly acquired ownership documents for the Kijiji Chetu land and plotted to evict the dwellers, hoping for compensation once the road expansion project kicked off. Kijiji Chetu residents established Mzee Msafi’s grabbing scheme and sought the court’s intervention. Their case was dismissed as they didn’t have any land ownership documents. They were dissatisfied with the ruling, staged demonstrations and brought down the fence erected around the disputed land. Mzee Msafi used the police to evict the residents. Two locals and one police officer died in the commotion. A resident who trained on land laws convened a meeting of leaders and village elders to deliberate on the next step. They also invited the officials from the relevant offices and Mzee Msafi. It was established that the land Mzee Msafi claimed to be his was partly communal and a road reserve set aside before any of them moved in. After establishing the truth, the slum dwellers resolved to vacate the land within six months to pave way for community development projects, including the road expansion. They agreed not to pursue any compensation. The Kijiji Chetu leadership was mandated to initiate legal action against Mzee Msafi and his collaborators for illegally acquiring titles with the intention to defraud not just the local community but also the national government.

Judge: Situation analysis Laws are important for a society and the conduct of citizens. They allow for easy adoption of societal changes, protect fundamental rights and wad off conflicts between social groups and communities.

23 Our Constitution, in the preamble, recognises divine law by expressly acknowledging the supremacy of the Almighty God of all creation. Accordingly, the divine law calls on all of us to do what is morally good as commanded by God, our guide. Despite this guidance in the Constitution, the rule of law is elusive in our society. Why is it so? The institutional reforms and separation of power contemplated in the Constitution have never been fully implemented. As a country, Kenya has high levels of impunity, with numerous people not being held to account for their actions. Part of the problem is the political class’ total disregard to transparency, personal responsibility and integrity. The Church’s teaching emphasises the importance of the rule of law in safeguarding the ideal value of human dignity. But the rule of law, in itself, may not always be enough to adequately protect human dignity. Law is a social instrument to foster fundamental values in society and culture. If legal norms depart from fundamental values, the law cannot adequately safeguard human dignity. The Church’s moral teaching on the rule of law is that the law must be consistent with human dignity. Readings Isaiah 43:16-21 Philippians 3:8-14 John 8:1-11

Spiritual reflection St Paul’s letter to the Philippians relates to the law and salvation. Double application of the law is an assault of the dignity of the human person. The woman was discriminated against and Jesus challenges all.

Act: Reflection questions 1. What is your understanding of the rule of law? 2. What is your understanding of divine law? 3. What are the consequences of disrespecting the rule of law? 4. As a member of the SCC, what is my responsibility in maintaining and respecting the rule of law?

Examination of conscience 1. Have I acquired anything illegally? 2. Am I a strong believer in the Constitution and rule of law? 3. What is my role in case I witness the breaking or disrespect of the rule of law? 4. Have I ever participated in a corrupt practice and if so what can I now do about it?

24 Appendix 2018 LENTEN CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS (IN KSHS)

DIOCESES AMOUNT INSTITUTIONS AMOUNT Archdiocese of Nairobi 3,228,280.00 Millitary Ordinariate 975,012.00 Diocese of Meru 3,010,521.00 Religious Superiors Con- 50,000.00 ference of Kenya (RSCK) Diocese of Bungoma 2,800,000.00 Association of Sisterhood 47,620.00 Archdiocese of Nyeri 2,713,955.00 in Kenya (AOSK) Diocese of Kakamega 2,000,000.00 Administration Police 42,200.00 Diocese of Eldoret 1,835,391.00 Service Archdiocese of Kisumu 1,401,040.00 St. Thomas Aquinas 25,000.00 Seminary Diocese of Machakos 1,368,428.00 Franciscan Sisters -St. 17,500.00 Diocese of Nyahururu 1,175,063.00 Joseph Diocese of Embu 1,105,785.00 St.Mary’s Propaedeutic 15,880.00 Diocese of Muranga 780,000.00 Seminary Diocese of Ngong’ 606,831.00 Kenya Wildlife Service 13,500.00 (KWS) Diocese of Homa Bay 598,217.00 St. Matthias Mulumba 13,420.00 Archdiocese of Mombasa 518,566.30 Tindinyo Diocese of Nakuru 477,189.00 Kisii University 12,500.00 Diocese of Kericho 463,042.00 Total 1,212,632.00 Diocese of Kitui 443,979.00 Grand total 27,665,361.30 Diocese of Marsabit 399,051.00 Diocese of Kisii 350,000.00 Diocese of Kitale 307,520.00 Diocese of Malindi 300,000.00 Diocese of Lodwar 223,934.00 Diocese of Maralal 212,357.00 Diocese of Isiolo 70,300.00 Diocese of Garissa 63,280.00

Total 26,452,729.30

25 ARCHDIOCESE OF NAIROBI

Parishes Amount Divine Mercy, Kariobangi South 39,120.00 Makadara Deanery Holy Cross, Dandora 20,000.00 Blessed Sacarament Buruburu 52,717.00 Holy Innocent, Tassia 153,634.00 Holy Trinity Buruburu 31,240.00 Holy Trinity, Kariobangi North 136,414.00 Mary Magdalena Kariokor 71,800.00 St. Jude Doonholm 281,870.00 Our Lady of Visitation Makadara 78,000.00 Sub-total 1,526,017.00 St. Joseph and Mary Shauri Moyo 34,300.00 Western Deanery St. Joseph Jericho 42,000.00 Christ the King, Kibra 68,035.00 St. Mary Mukuru 40,126.00 Mary Queen of Apostles, 56,200.00 Dagoretti Mkt St. Teresa’s Eastleigh 92,332.00 Our Lady of Guadalupe, Adams 67,454.00 Sub-total 442,515.00 Arcade Central Deanery Regina Caeli, Karen 119,284.00 Consolata Shrine West Land 290,066.00 Sacred Heart, Dagoretti Corner 212,966.00 Holy Familiy Basilica 516,738.00 St. John the Evagelist, Lang’ata 50,300.00 Holy Trinity Kileleshwa 80,000.00 St. Joseph the Worker, Kangemi 89,652.00 Our Lady Queen of Peace, South B 208,941.00 St. Michael, Otiende St. Catherine of Alexandria, South C 27,165.00 Sub-total 663,891.00 St. Austin Muthangari 51,678.00 Ruaraka Deanery St. Catherine of Sienna, Kitusuru 100,000.00 Christ the King, Githurai Kimbo 75,300.00 St. Francis Xavier, Parklands 200,000.00 Holy Mary Mother of God, Githurai 147,754.00 St. Paul’s Chapel UoN 100,000.00 St. Peter Claver’s 48,500.00 Madre Teresa, Zimmermann 42,300.00 Don Bosco, Upper Hill 314,765.00 Queens of Apostles, Ruaraka 160,000.00 Sub-total 1,937,853.00 Sacred Heart, BabaDogo 41,000.00 Eastern Deanery St. Benedict, Thika Road 47,000.00

Christ The King, Embakasi 60,000.00 St. Clare, Kasarani 70,000.00 St. Dominic, Mwiki 26,500.00 Divine Word, Kayole 306,098.00 St. Joseph, Kahawa Sukari 127,500.00 Holy Family, Utawala 153,250.00 St. Joseph Mukasa, Kahawa West 204,567.00 Mary Immaculate, Mihang’o 136,058.00 Sub-total 941,921.00 St. Annie and Joachim, soweto 300,575.00 Thika Deanery St. Joseph Freinademetz, Ruai 174,500.00 Immaculate Conception, 8,218.00 st. Monica, Njiru 86,018.00 Kilimambogo St. Peter, Ruai 60,000.00 St. Benedetta, Ngoingwa 70,000.00 St.Vincent, Kamulu 80,405.00 St. Partick’s Thika 106,944.00 Sub-total 1,356,904.00 St. Matia Mulumba Thika 58,000.00 Outering Deanery St. Maria Magdalena, Munyu 18,350.00 Assumption of Mary, Umoja 894,979.00 Sub-total 253,294.00

26 Ruiru Deanery Sub-total 386,656.00

St. James , Juja Farm 20,000.00 Kikuyu Deanery St. Augustine, Juja 60,000.00 Holy Cross, Thigio 25,000.00 St. Christopher, Kembo 51,592.00 Holy Eucharist, Kinge’ero 27,890.00 St. Francis of Assisi, Ruiru Town 342,208.00 Immacualate Conception, Gicharani 17,000.00 St. Lucia Membley Our Lady of Holy Rosary, Ruku 15,279.00 St. Peter, Kwihota 80,000.00 St. Peter the Apostole, Kikuyu 37,995.00 St. Teresa, Kalimoni 21,550.00 St. Charles Lwanga, Waithaka 22,500.00 Sub-total 575,350.00 St. John the Baptist, Riruta 30,000.00 Gatundu Deanery St. Joseph, Kerwa 34,200.00 Archangle Gabriel, Mutomo St. Joseph, Muguga 6,600.00 Christ the King Karinga 15,209.00 St. Peter the Rock, Kinoo 12,290.00 Ituuru 14,250.00 SUB-TOTAL 228,754.00 Mary Help of Christian Ndundu 27,150.00 Limuru Deanery Our Lady of Annunciation, Gatitu 4,500.00 Kamirithu 11,104.00 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Ngarariga 20,500.00 St. John the Baptist, Munyu-ini 17,700.00 St. Joseph, Limuru 25,400.00 St. Joseph, Kiganjo 45,000.00 St. Andrew, Rironi 0.00 St. Joseph Mutunguru St. Charles Lwanga, Githirioni 12,100.00 Uganda Martyrs, Gatundu 13,500.00 St. Francis, Limuru Town 40,000.00 Sub-total 123,809.00 St. Joseph, Kereita 24,000.00 Githunguri Deanery Sub-total 133,104.00 All Saints, Komothai 15,380.00 Mang’u Deanery Holy Family, Githunguri 7,000.00 Our Lady of Fatima, Kiriko 20,000.00 Holy Spirit, Miguta 11,050.00 Our Lady of Holy Rosary, Kamwangi 8,000.00 Nativity of Our Lady, Kagwe 20,164.00 St. Annie Mataara 12,000.00 Our Lady of Assumption, Kambaa 5,000 St. John the Baptist, Mang’u 20,000.00 St. John the Evagelist, Githiga 14,000.00 St. Peter, Nyamangara 15,000.00 St. Teresa of Child Jesus, Ngenya 6,000.00 St. Peter Kairi 29,845.00 Sub-total 73,594.00 St. Teresa Kiangunu 15,650.00 Kiambu Deanery St. Teresa of Avila Gachege 7,000.00 All Saints, Riara 80,000.00 Sub-total 127,495.00 Holy Rosary, Ikinu 25,248.00 Chaplaincies Our Lady of Holy Rosary, Tinga’ng’a 42,000.00 CIC Msongari 0.00 Kamiti Prison 4,000.00 Our Lady of Victories, Lioki 39,000.00 Kenyatta National Hospital 20,020.00 St. Joseph Gathanga 17,400.00 Kenyatta University 52,394.00 St. Martin De Porres, Karuri 80,000.00 National Youth Service 4,740.00 St. Peter and Paul Kiambu Town 74,008.00 St. Raphael Kabete 0.00 St. Stephen, Gachie 29,000.00 Sub-total 81,154.00 27 Institutions Sub-total 55,000.00 Franciscian Sisters of St. Anna 6,000.00 Grand total 8,934,029.00 Resurrection Garden 0.00 Amount remitted to the 3,228,280.00 National CJPC SMI- St. Teresa of Avila Region 30,000.00 Mary Hill Girls High School 19,000.00

ARCHDIOCESE OF KISUMU ADOK INSTITUTIONS PARISH SUBMITTED TO KCCB NATIONAL OFFICE Uzima University College St Paul’s Parish 67,500.00 St Mary’s Lwak Girls High Lwak Parish 30,000.00 St Francis Rangala Girl’s Secondary Rangala Parish 26,000.00 Holy Trinity Rangala Boys High Rangala Parish 12,030.00 KUAP-PandPieri Staffs Milimani Parish 12,000.00 St Barnabas Girls Secondary Barkorwa Parish 10,250.00 Koru Holy Family Mission Hospital Koru Parish 9,516.50 St Thereza’s Girls Secondary Kibuye Parish 7,652.50 St Anne’s Ahero Primary Ahero Parish 7,600.00 Nyabondo Boys High School Nyabondo Parish 6,000.00 St Augustine Kandege Koru Parish 5,067.50 Secondary School St Mary’s School Yala Yala Parish 5,000.00 St Joseph Milimani Priest’s House Milimani Parish 5,000.00 Koru Girl’s High School Koru Parish 5,000.00 St Vincent Raliew Secondary School Raliew Parish 5,000.00 Ukweli Pstoral and Development St Paul’s Parish 5,000.00 centre Xaverian Secondary School Milimani Parish 5,000.00 Ragumo Primary School Nyamasaria Parish 4,285.00 St Aloys Ojola Primary chool Ojola Parish 3,785.00 Archbishop Okoth Ojola Girls Ojola Parish 3,550.00 Secondary school

ADOK INSTITUTIONS PARISH SUBMITTED TO KCCB NATIONAL OFFICE St Gabriel’s Minor Seminary Ojola Parish 3,500.00 Dominicans Frairs Community OP St Paul’s parish 3,250.00 -Kisumu St Steven’s Aluor Mixed Nyamonye Parish 3,000.00 Secondary School St Paul’s Mwei High School Uradi Parish 2,640.00 St Ignatious of Loyola Secondary Magadi Parish 2,500.00 Awasi Dispensary Awsasi Parish 2,500.00

28 School Sisters of Notre Dame St Paul’s Parish 2,500.00 JOOST -St John Henry Newman- Bondo Parish 2,300.00 Bondo Chaplaincy Franciscan Sisters of St Kibuye Parish 2,150.00 Joseph-Kibuye Convent Kogola Father’s House Kogola Parish 2,000.00 Dala Boarding Primqary School Uradi Parish 2,000.00 St Mary Magdalene Oasis of Peace Chiga Parish 2,000.00 Children Home Fr Gulik Girl’s Uradi School Uradi Parish 1,982.50 St Patrick’s Secondar School-Oduwo Muhoroni Parish 1,590.00 Aluor Girls Primary School Aluor Parish 1,500.00 Brothers of our Lady of Perpetual Milimani Parish 1,500.00 Help-Milimani Ukwala Priest’s House Ukwala Parish 1,500.00 St Aloyce Secondry School Katito Parish 1,500.00 Father’s House Bolo Parish Bolo Parish 1,500.00 Usenge High School Nyamonye Parish 1,310.00

ADOK INSTITUTIONS PARISH SUBMITTED TO KCCB NATIONAL OFFICE St Augustine Nyamonye Girls Nyamonye Parish 1,260.00 Secondary School Dr Robert Ouko Primary School Ojola Parish 1,255.00 St Sylveter’s Girls Secondary School Madiany Parish 1,250.00 St Agnes’s Primary School Muhoroni Parish 1,250.00 Aluor Convent-FSSA Aluor Parish 1,000.00 Mill Hill Sisters-FMSJ Milimani Parish 1,000.00 Our Lady of Grace Primary School- St Paul’s Parish 1,000.00 Dominicans Frairs Joakim Owang Secondary School Nyamonye Parish 1,000.00 Padre Pio Masogo Girl’s Secondary Masogo Parish 1,000.00 Our Lady Queen of Peace Mix Muhoroni Parish 1,000.00 Secondary School

Sisters of Mary-Ojola Covent Ojola Parish 1,000.00 Kanyateng Primary School Katito Parish 715.00 Lisana Primary School Katito Parish 625.00 Lisana Secondary School Katito Parish 600.00 T.T.T -Barkanyango Bondo Parish 600.00 St Aloyce Primary School Katito Parish 500.00 Nyawara Primary School Ojola Parish 500.00 Wenwa Primary School Katito Parish 325.00 St John Mixed Koru Primary School Koru Parish 250.00

29 St Elizabeth Grail School Ojola Parish 150.00 Ngomo Primary School Katito Parish 25.00 Disi Primary School- Ahero 500.00 294,764.00

PARISH PARISH SUPPORT SUBMITTED TO KCCB NATIONAL OFFICE St Thereza’s Kibuye 66,666.67 100,000.00 St Joseph’s Milimani 58,606.67 87,910.00 St Paul’s 53,886.67 80,830.00 Magadi 37,666.67 56,500.00 Nyamasaria 26,666.67 40,000.00 Holy Cross 26,666.67 40,000.00 Barkorwa 26,666.67 40,000.00 Riwo 25,000.00 37,500.00 Nyabondo 22,000.00 33,000.00 Bolo 20,416.67 30,625.00 Ahero 20,166.67 30,250.00 Ukwala 20,000.00 30,000.00 Nanga 17,776.67 26,665.00 St John XXIII-Rabuor 16,666.67 25,000.00 Ojola 15,700.00 23,550.00 Raliew 15,000.00 22,500.00

PARISH PARISH SUPPORT SUBMITTED TO KCCB NATIONAL OFFICE Tamu 14,283.33 21,425.00 Madiany 13,500.00 20,250.00 St Pantaleon 13,465.00 20,197.50 Muhoroni 13,366.67 20,050.00 Uradi 12,500.00 18,750.00 Reru 12,000.00 18,000.00 Bondo 11,000.00 16,500.00 Katito 10,783.33 16,175.00 Withur 10,733.33 16,100.00 Nyangoma 10,666.67 16,000.00 Yala 10,000.00 15,000.00 Sigomere 10,000.00 15,000.00 Rangala 10,000.00 15,000.00 Ugunja 9,333.33 14,000.00 Nyagondo 9,333.33 14,000.00 Nyamonye 8,666.67 13,000.00 30 Kogola 8,666.67 13,000.00 Sega 8,333.33 12,500.00 Uwai 8,333.33 12,500.00 Kajimbo 7,666.67 11,800.00 Obambo 7,816.67 11,725.00 Yogo 6,666.67 10,000.00 Awasi 6,666.67 10,000.00 Kianja 6,540.00 9,810.00 Mutumbu 6,058.67 9,088.00 Nduru 4,500.00 6,750.00 Aluor 3,700.00 5,550.00 Koru 3,500.00 5,250.00 Masogo 3,350.00 5,025.00 Chiga 3,333.33 5,000.00 Mbaga 3,333.33 5,000.00 TOTAL 737,650.33 1,106,775.50 Amount remitted to Cjpc 1,401,040.00

DIOCESE OF LODWAR Parish / Institution Amount St. Titus & Timothy Kaeris 8,950 St. Augustine Cathedral Parish 150,726 St. James Kaikor 7,000 Holy Family Kanamkemer Parish 65,000 St. Dennis Kataboi 4,000 Risen Christ Nakwamekwi 20,600 Mary Mother of God Kalokol 20,000

St. Dominic Kerio 10,000 St. Stephen Losajait 7,310 St. Gabriel Kangatosa 3,000 Christ the King Lokichar 42,000 St. Kizito Turkwel 5,050 Our Lady Queen of Peace Todonyang 10,000 St. Peter Lorugum 34,000 Nariokotomoe Mission 12,000 All Saints Kainuk 30,027 St. Michael Napetet 30,000 Immaculate Conception Katilu 9,150 Our Lady of Sorrows Oropoi 4,800 St. Daniel Comboni, Lokori 20,225 St. Joachim & Anne Kibish 12,000 St. Lawrence Nakwamoru 6,800 St. John Lokichogio 18,000 Sub total 638,683

St. Benedict Kalobeyei 10,020 Good Shephered Kakuma 40,000 Institutions Holy-Cross Kakuma Refugee Camp 30,000 St. James Minor Seminary 10,600 St.Mark Lokitaung 18,025 Lodwar High School 3,000 10,000 St. Kevin Secondary School 1,350

31 St. Daniel Comboni Girls’ High School 12,100 St.Augustine Boys Primary School 15,000 Our Ladies of Mercy Secondary school 10,000 Kerio Boys High School 1,000 Lodwar Girls Secondary School 2,000 St. Michael Kawalase Primary School 1,000 P.A.G. Secondary School 1,000 Alfred Powery Primary School 1,600 Salvation Army Secondary School 900 Queen of Peace Girls Primary School 15,000 Kakuma Girls Primary School 1,500 Nadapal Primary School 2,000 Vicky Wendy Wairimu’s family 1,000 Kaitese Primary School 1,000

St. Monica Girls Primary School 7,200 Kalomegur Primary 1,000 Lodwar Vocational Training Centre 2,000 Kaeris Primary School 550 Sisters of Mary of Kakamega, Lodwar 4,000 Kadongolo Primary School 550 Sisters of Mary of Kakamega, 3,000 Lochwa ECD 1,000 Lorugum Kalapata Primary School 250 Sisters of Mary of Kakamega, 1,000 Kalobeyei Karoge Primary School 800 Lodwar Prison 2,150 Kangakipur Primary School 500 Lokichar Girls’ Primary School 4,000

Sub total 62,800 Kapese Nursery School 350 RCEA Lokori Boys’ 1,000

Our Lady Queen of Peace Todonyang 3,170 White Angels Academy 1,300 Intergrated Lotubae Girls’ High School 1,000 Centre Kadam Primary School 1,100 Kainuk Mixed 4,540 Sisters of Mercy Lokori 2,000 Secondary School Fathers House Lokori 2,000 Kaeris Girls High School 7,100 St. Marys Primary School 5,000 Total 671,803 Bishop Mahon Primary 2,000 Amount remitted to the National CJPC 223,934 DIOCESE OF MACHAKOS

Parishes Amount Cathedral 100,000.00 Kalawa 52,150.00 Kithangaini 35,000.00

Syokimau 287,500.00 Kitwii 96,216.00 Kaewa 51,250.00 Mtito 34,000.00 Andei Tala Central 271,508.00 Ikalaasa 95,250.00 Mbuvo 51,000.00 St Jude 33,850.00 Makueni Pr 51,000.00 Kyale 261,455.00 Nguluni 86,295.00 Kivaa Tala Kilungu 50,875.00 Tawa 200,000.00 Emali 31,250.00 St. Jude 81,400.00 Joska 50,400.00 Matiliku 170,000.00 Catholic Tulimani 30,000.00 Mbooni 45,330.00 Kanzalu 135,540.00 St. Mary’s Tala 78,237.00 Muthetheni 30,000.00 Kaumoni 43,400.00 Kithimani 132,050.00 Kola 75,000.00 Kwa 30,000.00 Mitaboni 41,882.00 Kathule Mbumbuni 120,000.00 Mwala 71,445.00 Kambu 40,700.00 Mutituni 28,603.00 Kinyui 110,205.00 Masinga 65,200.00 St. Joseph 27,510.00 Komarock 104,000.00 Mbiuni 39,410.00 Utangwa 59,150.00 Makaveti Mlolongo 101,400.00 Makindu 36,000.00 Kangundo 57,640.00 Mavoloni 27,000.00 Miseleni 35,150.00 32 Kawethei 26,230.00 Donyo 20,000.00 St. Camilus 10,000.00 St Luke, 5,000 Sabuk Makutano Mbitini 24,800.00 Masii 9,365.00 Mbuani 20,000.00 St Chris- 20,000 Kiongwani 24,800.00 St. Thomas 8,050.00 topher, Parish CDM 20,000.00 Aquinas Kyumbi Ekalakala Thomeandu Kasikeu 24,400.00 Parish Secondary 4,045,666.00 Parish Katoloni 19,175.00 Mukuyuni 7,500.00 Kabaa 23,890.00 Kinyambu 15,000.00 Amount Precious 22,770.00 Sultan 7,000.00 remitted 1,368,428.00 Blood St. 12,500.00 Hamud to the Kilungu Augustine St. Joseph’s 5,000.00 National High l Machakos Catholic CJPC University Matuu 21,500.00 Church Katheka 10,055.00 Prison Nguluni - 20,330.00 kilungu Yathui 10,000.00 St. Teresia 3,050.00 Kilungu Academy

DIOCESE OF MERU

Parishes Amount Miruriiri 105,500.00 Cathedral 655,910.00 Limbine 105,100.00 Nkubu 412,000.00 Nkabune 104,965.00 Laare 304,525.00 Iruma 101,750.00 Mikinduri 251,845.00 Chogoria 100,000.00 Kangeta 213,000.00 Mujwa 96,160.00 Chuka 202,960.00 Athi 95,965.00 Kionyo 200,000.00 Amung’enti 93,500.00 Kibirichia 162,325.00 Maua 93,175.00 Muthambi 160,090.00 Magumoni 93,070.00 Tuuru 152,350.00 Tigania 91,200.00 Kithangaini 35,000.00 St. Massimo 146,720.00 Ruiri 90,525.00 Mtito 34,000.00 Gatimbi 140,000.00 Gatunga 90,000.00 Andei Igoji 136,000.00 Mpukoni 90,000.00 St Jude 33,850.00 Kivaa Kajuki 130,650.00 Kiirua 88,260.00 Emali 31,250.00 Timau 130,000.00 Mitunguu 81,090.00 Tulimani 30,000.00 Runogone 129,189.00 Giaki 80,000.00 Muthetheni 30,000.00 Riiji 128,740.00 Mukothima 78,000.00 Kwa 30,000.00 Kariene 127,965.00 Mikumbune 77,250.00 Kathule Mutuati 127,000.00 Kirogine Pro 75,970.00 Mutituni 28,603.00 Kinoro 123,500.00 Chaaria 75,850.00 St. Joseph 27,510.00 Magundu 112,895.00 Makaveti Michaka 75,050.00 Mbaranga 110,150.00 Mavoloni 27,000.00 Munithu 70,700.00

33 Ndagani (Prop) 70,365.00 St. Pius X Seminary 60,000.00 Nkondi (Pro) 68,300.00 Allamano School Kangeta 52,800.00 Buuri 66,301.00 Chuka Boys’ 45,000.00 Nthare 65,855.00 St. Angela Nguthiru Girls’ Sec 33,250.00 Kanyakine 61,400.00 Magumoni Day Sec 25,435.00 Antubetwe 61,300.00 Kibirichia Boys’ Sec 25,000.00 Kariakomo 61,000.00 Consolata Primary 25,000.00 Munga 61,000.00 St. Rita Amwamba Girls 20,000.00 Katheri 59,705.00 St. Massimo Sec Sch 18,000.00 Kagaene 55,200.00 Mfariji Primary Sch 17,100.00 Marimanti 51,000.00 Akaiga Sec Sch 16,000.00 Tunyai 50,200.00 St. Theresa’s Hospital Kiirua Staff 15,050.00 Chera 50,000.00 St. Daniel’s Boys High 15,000.00 Nthambiro 50,000.00 Blessed Virgin Sisters Kangeta 10,000.00 Athiru 47,900.00 Don Orione Srs Laare 10,000.00 Igandene 42,400.00 Bishop Bessone Primary Sch 10,000.00 Mukululu 42,000.00 Kithitu Prayer House 10,000.00 Kianjai 40,900.00 Fr. Soldati Memorial Primary 9,210.00 Kaongo 39,000.00 St. Dorothy School Massimo 8,556.00 Nciru 38,960.00 St. Theresa’s Primary Sch Riiji 8,200.00 Matiri 38,235.00 Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ 8,000.00 Sisters St. Ann Igoji Kiamuri 28,605.00 St. Lawrence Igoji Teachers College 8,000.00 Nchaure 27,555.00 Chapel Charanga 27,000.00 Joseph Allamano Boys 8,000.00 Maraa 27,000.00 Muthara Day Mixes Sec 7,700.00

Mbwiru 24,850.00 Kinoro Girls Sec 7,650.00 Thanantu 6,000.00 Kanyuru Sec Sch 7,000.00 Brothers of St. John of God 7,000.00

Institutions St. Augustine Kirindine Sec Sch 7,000.00 St. Francis of Assissi 5,600.00 Christ the Saviour Meru Prison 182,410.00 Chapel Kimiri Primary Sch 5,500.00 Consolata Hospital Nkubu 77,950.00 Muthambi Boys Sec 5,300.00 Consolata Hospital Chaplaincy 35,000.00 NSA Divine Mercy Printers 5,000.00 Nkubu NSA St. Ann Community 5,000.00 Consolata Hospital School of Nurs- 25,000.00 ing Nkubu Igandene Boys Sec 5,000.00 Marimba Chapel 22,470.00 Mpukoni Sec Sch 5,000.00 Chuka Girls’ 80,000.00 St. Anselmin Mururi 5,000.00 Our Lady of Mercy Girls’ Sec Sch 78,930.00 Matei Dei Primary 5,000.00 Muthambi Girls’ Sec 60,132.00 Akithi Sec Sch 5,000.00

34 Kaongo Girls Sec Sch 4,800.00 St. Peter & Paul Primary Laare 2,000.00 Kirindara Primary 4,585.00 Thitha Sec Sch 1,570.00 Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ 4,000.00 Muthambi Primary 1,550.00 Consolata Primary Sch Community 4,000.00 Giantune CCM Primary Sch 1,535.00 Srs. Thuuria Sec Sch YCS 1,500.00 Mukuuni Sec Sch YCS 4,000.00 Antuonduru Sec Sch YCS 1,500.00 San panpuri Primary 3,850.00 St. Mary’s Sec Sch Ntaki 1,500.00 Matakiri Sec Sch 3,300.00 Antubetwe St. Elizabeth Primary Iruma 3,270.00 Kirindara Sec Sch 1,500.00 Igandene Day Sec 3,000.00 Mukuthuku Day 1,500.00 St. Francis F. C. Convent 3,000.00 Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes 1,200.00

St. Jude Kangeta Prison 3,000.00 Ntiruti Sec Sch Mbaranga YCS 1,200.00 Consolata Sisters Gitoro 3,000.00 CCM Meru Township Primary 1,005.00 St. Mary Primary Antubetwe 3,000.00 Nkamathi Primary Mutuati 1,000.00 Mfariji Girls Secondary 3,000.00 CCM Meru Township Sec Sch 1,000.00 Holy Family Primary Sch Kiamuri 3,000.00 Kagongo Primary 1,000.00 Evangelising Sisters Mikinduri 3,000.00 St. Charles Lwanga Day and Board- 1,000.00 ing Kiriani Boys 3,000.00 Kiamuri Day & Boarding Primary 1,000.00 Aithu Primary Mutuati 2,900.00 Sch

Holy Family Athiru Primary 2,790.00 Rex Mukona 935.00 Marima Primary 750.00 Thuuria Primary Sch 2,500.00 Irinda Day Sec Sch 700.00 K. K. Etara Primary 2,500.00 Ikindu Primary Sch 700.00 Mbayo Sec Sch 2,250.00 Thege Primary Sch 500.00 Sacred Heart Primary Sch Kinoro 2,150.00 Mikinduri Primary Sch 470.00 Ntiruti Primary Sch Mbaranga 2,150.00 Maatha Primary 300.00 Kamwimbi Sec Sch 2,150.00 Mutiguru Day Sec 200.00 Lubuathirua Day Sec Sch YCS 2,120.00 Ramesh - MD Silverspread 50,000.00 Sisters of Holy Angels Allamano 2,000.00 Hardwares Ltd Kaare Primary 2,000.00

Mukululu Day Sec 2,000.00 Grand total 8,845,598.00 St. Bonventure Mumbuni YCS 2,000.00 Amount remitted to the 3,010,521.00 National CJPC

ARCHDIOCESE OF NYERI Parish Amount St. Vincet Depaul Catholic 35,050.00 Giathugu Doldol 67,025.00 St. Charles Lwanga Narumoru Town 51,320.00 Kigumo 51,544.00 Our Lady of Consolata Thegu 56,000.00 Wamagana 72,974.00 Kiamuiru 67,043.00 Our Lady of Consolata Nyeri 376,924.00 Cathedral Mugunda 41,957.00 35 Sirima 105,886.00 Kabiruini 97,140.00 Gathugu 51,145.00 Othaya 153,330.00 Kigogoini 9,460.00 Miiri 96,000.00 Mweiga 136,640.00 Matanya 149,200.00 St. Joseph Giakanja 133,332.00 Ithenguri 80,000.00 St. Martin’s Wiyumiririe Mission 18,475.00 St. Michael Kiganjo/Chaka 42,000.00 K i n g’on g’o 123,640.00 St Joseph Karuthi 21,800.00 Mukurweini 118,700.00 Giakaibei 80,000.00 Karangia 42,000.00 Gatarakwa - Kangaita 110,350.00 Sub-total 4,775,391 Kaheti 66,625.00

St. Jude 171,940.00 Institutions/Offices Kariko 51,180.00 Nyeri High School 14,000 St. Cyprian Kagicha 63,800.00 Franciscan Sisters of The Immacu- 2,000 St.Teresa Equator 343,900.00 late Heart of Mary Kahiraini 22,893.00 A.D.N Catholic Action 40,000 Our Lady of Consolata Birithia 100,200.00 St.Augustine’s Catechist Training 26,360 institute Kimondo 39,600.00 Christ the King MC Recurrent 93,525 Karemeno 46,190.00 Expenditure Karatina 160,000.00 Mary Immaculate Convent 31,500 Karima 167,000.00 Othaya Girls Secondary School 4,600 Gikondi 40,250.00 ADN Caritas Nyeri 98,300 Gikumbo 83,800 Archbishop Emiritus Retirement 27,700 St Joseph Kamariki 45,000.00 Home Endarasha 80,000.00 Fenician Sisters 3,000 St.Charles Lwanga 70,000.00 Consolata Fathers Mathari 10,000 Ngangarithi Consolata Cathedral Institute 12,000 Irigithathi Project 82,560.00 Cash ADN Finance 8,000 Munyu 25,000.00 Mathari Chaplainacy Catholic 8,000.00 Mwenji 80,873.00 Friends of Caritas 273,535.00 Ngandu 150,000.00 Sub-total 652,520 Tetu 130,012.00 Grand Total 5,427,911 Kalalu 140,000.00 Nanyuki 154,383.00 Amount remitted to the National 2,713,955.00 Gititu 71,250.00 CJPC DIOCESE OF EMBU

Parishes Amount Our Lady of Assumption Embu 288,724.00

St. Joseph Mukasa Mbiruri 349,907.00 Sacred Heart Kyeni 269,815.00 St. Francis of Asissi Nthagaiya 329,460.00 St. Paul’s Kevote 248,191.00

36 St. Joseph Kianjokoma 247,905.00 St. Francis Ngoire Secondary students 2,870.00 Holy Family Nguviu 220,058.00 Deputy St. Paul’s High 1,000.00 St. Thomas Moore Kairuri 179,645.00 Principal St. Paul’s High 5,000.00 Ss. Peter & Paul Cathedral 163,672.00 St. Francis Ngoire Primary staff 600.00 St. Francis Xavier Siakago 156,650.00 St. Francis Ngoire Primary pupils 3,555.00 Our Lady Of Consolata Iriamurai 129,540.00 ACK Kianjuki Primary staff 550.00 St. Benedict Karau 105,180.00 ACK Kianjuki Primary pupils 1,115.00 Mary Mother of God Karurumo 74,470.00 ACK Kianjuki Secondary students 1,400.00 St. Teresa Kithimu 145,980.00 Priests of Kevote Parish 15,000.00 St. Anthony of Padua Mutuobare 68,300.00 Sub-totals 236,147.00 Christ the King Kathunguri 59,550.00

Good Shepherd Ishiara 49,915.00 Saints Peter & Paul Cathedral Parish Sacred Heart Karaba Wango 33,825.00 PMC Gachoka 1,015.00 St. Lawrence Munyori 32,290.00 Carlo Liviero Home 6,000.00 St. John the Baptist Kirie 26,220.00 Rianjeru Primary 560.00 St. Paul’s Makima 22,000.00 Saints Peter & Paul Primary 680.00 Holy Trinity Gwakaithe 15,000.00 Itabua Secondary 10,601.00 Sub-total 3,216,297.00 Itabua Primary 775.00 Kihumbu Primary 861.00 Institutions Embu Shepherd Academy 5,166.00 St. Paul’s Kevote Parish Gatondo Primary 355.00 ACK St. Marks Karue Primary 400.00 Gatondo Secondary 500.00 Mt. Kenya Academy pupils 2,040.00 Embu Kawa Academy Cathedral 2,000.00 Mt. Kenya Academy staff 500.00 Felician Sisters Embu 9,000.00 St. Joseph of Tarbes Secondary 10,400.00 Don Bosco Technical-Embu 2,040.00 St. Joseph of Tarbes Primary 6,270.00 Embu High 550.00 Consolata Primary staff 950.00 Sub-totals 40,103.00 Primary pupils 2,780.00

St. Michael Secondary staff 250.00 St. John the Baptist Kirie Parish St. Michael Secondary students 3,045.00 Kirie Primary 3,250.00 St. Michael Kevote Primary staff 1,700.00 St. John Kirie Secondary 2,255.00 St. Michael Kevote Primary pupils 7,470.00 St. Elizabeth Primary 2,060.00 St. Philip’s Makengi Primary 4,080.00 Feather’s Education Centre 1,200.00 ACK St. Catherine Keruri Primary 1,915.00 St. Peter’s Mbarwari Secondary 1,120.00 Consolata Secondary 9,151.00 Mbarwari Primary 1,150.00 St. Paul’s High School students 143,408.00 Nguthii Primary 850.00 St. Paul Parochial Primary pupils 4,401.00 Kavui Primary 825.00 St. Joseph Kiandari Primary pupils 4,927.00 Kathigagaceru 750.00 Secondary St. Joseph Kiandari Primary staff 950.00 Itururi Primary 490.00 St. Francis Ngoire Secondary staff 420.00

37 Usambara Primary 310.00 St. Augustine’s T.T College 20,000.00 Sub-total 14,260.00 St. Monica Girls 27,000.00 Sub-total 77,085.00 St. Paul’s Makima Parish Blessed Irene Mbondoni 2,000.00 St. Francis of Assissi Nthagaiy Secondary Elizabethian Sisters 2,000.00 St. Joseph Kitoloni Secondary 1,500.00 Nthagaiya Catholic Dispensary 1,150.00 St. Mary’s Mashamba Secondary 1,000.00 Kavuru Primary 75.00 St. Augustine’s Kanyonga 1,500.00 Secondary St. Mary’s Kigaa Secondary 2,070.00 Sub-total 6,000.00 Nthagaiya Catholic Priests 5,700.00 St. Jerome Ugweri 1,685.00 Secondary St. Francis Xavier Siakago Parish St. Catherine Nthagaiya Girls’ 2,905.00 St. Michael Gacuriri Primary 975.00 Kigaa Primary 1,740.00 Mathai Primary 2,670.00 Kathamba Primary 970.00 Rwanjeru Primary 380.00 Sub-total 18,295.00 Ngunyumu Primary 400.00 Don Marino Primary 650.00 Our Lady of Assumption Embu Parish Gitiburi Primary 2,000.00 University of Embu 2,100.00 Siakago Primary 2,580.00 Our Lady of Assumption Embu Priests 5,000.00 St. Rita Ngunyumu 270.00 Secondary St. Emilio Kithungururu 4,875.00 St. Albert Siakago Boys’ 2,025.00 Our Lady of Assumption Embu 3,894.00 Primary Sub-total 11,950.00 St. Angelas Embu Children Home 3,250.00 Kirimari Boys’ Secondary 1,691.00 Good Shepherd Ishiara Parish KMTC Embu Level 5 Hospital 750.00 St. Teresa Fasce Primary 7,450.00 St. Joseph Gituri Secondary 800.00 St. Peter’s Boarding 5,700.00 Gituri Primary 865.00 Primary St. Martha Gatoori Secondary 2,060.00 St. Kizito Primary 4,175.00 Kangaru Girls Secondary 6,800.00 St. Thomas Kigwambiti Primary 600.00 St. Michael Primary 3,281.00 Mang’ote Primary 1,105.00 Kangaru High 2,370.00 Kamukanya Primary 1,975.00 Gatoori Primary 575.00 Mbaci Primary 200.00 Sub-total 38,311.00 Ciaikungugu Primary 1,050.00 Mbaraga Seondary 1,245.00 St. Teresa’s Kithimu Parish Kambugu Primary 870.00 St. Teresa’s Girls’ 86,640.00 St. Mary’s Ntambari Primary 3,205.00 St. Benedict Secondary 335.00 St. Ann Kigwambiti Primary 955.00 St. Andrew’s Primary 5,600.00 Mbaraga Primary 1,090.00 Joseph Allamano Primary 760.00 Kianjeru Primary 465.00 38 St. Mary’s Ithangawe Primary 4,000.00 Mary Mother God 1,880.00 Karurumo Priests Mother Angelina Primary 1,420.00 Sub-total 7,280.00 Kiandundu Primary 200.00 Kithegi Day Secondary 240.00 St. Joseph Mukasa Mbiruri Parish Kamuthatha Boarding Primary 5,600.00 St. Joseph Mukasa Mbiruri Priests 7,730.00 Rukira Primary 790.00 St. Petroc Academy 500.00 Nembure Primary 1,990.00 YCS Kagaari Secondary 1,210.00 Nembure Junior Academy 620.00 DEB Kubukubu Memorial Primary 14,200.00 Nembure Polytechnic 1,005.00 Maragari Secondary 150.00 Rukira Day Secondary 1,300.00 Gichiche Primary 205.00 Bethany Junior Academy 250.00 Mwenendega Primary 2,010.00 Mbukori Primary School 365.00 Subrina Academy 970.00 Sub-total 111,115.00 DEB Gitare Secondary 2,005.00 St. Joseph Kianjokoma Parish DEB Gitare Primary 3,300.00 St. Boniface Mugui 2,305.00 Secondary SA Nduuri Secondary 225.00 St. Joseph Kianjokoma 350.00 SA Nduuri Primary 2,690.00 Parish Priests Munyutu Primary 570.00 St. Joseph Kianjokoma Primary 10,970.00 Millenium Annex 306.00 St. John Fisher Primary 2,295.00 Moi High Mbiruri Secondary 1,400.00 St. John Fisher Secondary 1,010.00 Our Lady of Annunciation Primary 1,280.00 Irangi Primary 175.00 Sub-total 38,751.00 St. John Gaikama Boarding Primary 1,000.00

St. Lawrence Munyori Parish Mugui Primary 3,755.00 Kangungi Primary School 2,555.00 Kavutiri Secondary 640.00 St. Mary’s Kangeta Primary 1,960.00 Sub-total 22,500.00 St. Clare’s Girls’ Kangeta 1,360.00 CCM Kangeta Primary 1,280.00 Our Lady of Consolata Iriamurai St. Francis Kamunyange Primary 1,190.00 Igumori Primary 355.00 St. Monica Munyori Primary 1,000.00 Consolata Girls Secondary 5,200.00 Rugakori Primary 1,000.00 St. Thomas Aquinas 1,180.00 St. Mary’s Gataka Primary 985.00 Igumori Secondary Yoder Karwigi Secondary 930.00 Sub-total 6,735.00 St. Mary’s Munyori Primary 800.00 DEB Muraru Primary 745.00 Mary Mother of God Karurumo Parish St. Joseph Gachuriri Primary 640.00 St. Jude Secondary 2,260.00 Rianguu Primary 640.00 Karurumo Primary 2,460.00 St. Mary’s Gataka 200.00 Kandete Primary 530.00 Secondary St. Barnabas Rarurumo School 150.00 St. Francis Kamunyage Secondary 200.00

39 Sub-total 15,485.00 Sub-total 111,620.00

Sacred Heart Karaba Wango Parish Sacred Heart Kyeni Parish Karaba Wango Boys’ Secondary 1,700.00 Sacred Heart Kyeni Girls’ 48,170.00 Wachoro Boys Secondary 2,050.00 Sacred Heart Kyeni 16,895.00 Boarding Primary Unyuani Primary 7,750.00 St. Luke Rukuriri Primary 3,035.00 Consolata Girls’ Gitaraka 2,100.00 Rukuriri Primary 4,160.00 Wachoro Security Team 1,000.00 St. Mary’s Parochial Primary 3,490.00 Wakalia Primary 2,700.00 St. Michael Primary- 2,050.00 Makawani Primary 240.00 Kiangungi Iria Itune Primary 3,500.00 SA Secondary 1,235.00 FA Masaku Family 2,170.00 Fidenza School of Nursing 1,915.00 Whiterose Medical Centre Gategi 2,000.00 Kiangungi Secondary 2,085.00 St. Joseph Gategi Girls’ 1,755.00 St. Mary Goretti Rukuriri 5,710.00 Secondary Karaba Primary 1,080.00 Gakwegori Primary 545.00 St. Mary’s Gategi Primary 3,410.00 Wachoro AP Camp 1,250.00 Gakwegori Secondary 8,000.00 Wango Boarding Primary 3,350.00 Kathari Secondary 1,980.00 Gitaraka Primary 550.00 St. Agnes Kiagaanari Secondary 820.00 Sub-total 36,605.00 Rukuriri Tea Factory staff 1,750.00 Grand total 4,008,539.00 Njeruri Primary 1,350.00 ACK Kathanjuri Secondary 130.00 Felician Sisters Kyeni Community 2,500.00 Amount remitted to the National 1,105,785.00 CJPC Clergy of Sacred Heart 5,800.00

DIOCESE OF NYAHURURU

Parishes Amount Mutanga 65,550.00 Mukeu 37,000.00 Institutions

Cathedral 246,925.00 Ol Joro 75,000.00 Ngorika 32,000.00 Njonjo 13,000.00 Orok Ol Kalou 198,879.00 Shamanei 31,400.00 Girls High Murungaru 61,000.00 School Ng’arua 180,000.00 Tumaini 29,950.00 Shamata 61,000.00 Mary 5,625.00 Ndunyu 130,000.00 Kanyagia 27,000.00 Mother Njeru Njabini 59,643.00 Magumu 25,600.00 of Grace North 117,683.00 Kasuku 48,200.00 Boys High Kinangop Igwamiti 23,673.00 School Muhotetu 47,100.00 Marmanet 100,000.00 Ol Moran 21,500.00 Sisters of 5,000.00 Pondo 45,000.00 Mary Im- Ngano 98,000.00 Mochongoi 20,113.00 maculate Rumuruti 40,560.00 Mairo Inya 88,000.00 Sipili 18,750.00 North 5,000.00 Dundori 40,000.00 Kinangop Manunga 84,870.00 Maina 12,000.00 Geta 40,000.00 Hospital Ndaragwa 80,000.00 Rironi 0 Weru 38,500.00 Equator 70,000.00

40 Nyakiambi 5,000.00 Ngumo 3,000.00 Manunga 2,100.00 Total 2,350,126.00 Girls High Secondary Girls Sec- School School ondary St. Anne 4,880.00 Kangui 3,000.00 Gatimu 1,200.00 Amount 1,175,063.00 Institute Secondary Secondary remitted School School to the Ndururi 4,140.00 National Secondary Leshau 2,685.00 Muhotetu 6,00.00 CJPC School Boys High Girls Sec- School ondary DIOCESE OF GARISSA

Institution Amount Hagadera SCC 20,000.00 Dadaab Garissa Cathedral 14,600.00 Amount 63,280 St.Peter’s Church 13,500.00 Remitted to the Wajir Parish 28,100.00 Garissa National CJPC Bura Parish 22,600.00 Wenje Parish 3,260.00 Mandera Parish 6,500.00 Hola Parish 5,000.00 St. Kizito SCC 13,000.00 Total 126,560.00 Dadaab ARCHDIOCESE OF MOMBASA

Parishes Amount Bangla- 22,850.00 Lushan- 10,000.00 Institutions 4,000.00 desh gonyi Holy 202,820.00 Sisters of 1,500.00 Ghost Voi 22,000.00 Migom- 8,500.00 St. Joseph Cathedral Timbila 20,900.00 bani - St. Chan- 168,775.00 Elizabeth Mtwapa 20,100.00 Kikambala 8,450.00 gamwe Commu- nity Mariakani 20,000.00 Kwale 7,500.00 Customs/ 140,014.00 Secular Nyali Bamba 19,824.00 Sagalla 7,500.00 Franciscan Mtopanga 114,831.00 Ramisi 19,100.00 Kikoneni 6,800.00 Order- Mombasa Kilifi 93,110.00 Bomu 17,000.00 Bura 6,050.00 Parish St Joseph 13,000.00 Tudor 61,750.00 St George 13,800.00 Catholic Chaplain- Chala 5,000.00 Miritini 60,000.00 Primary cy- Shimo Kichaka 5,000.00 School- Chaani 54,658.00 la Tewa Simba Ukunda Kongowea 45,150.00 Kitumbi 12,400.00 Maungu 4,000.00 St Angelo 11,500.00 Ukunda 40,000.00 Kinango 12,300.00 Ndavaya 1,500.00 Prmary School- Shimba 38,250.00 Wundanyi 11,500.00 Mwanda 3,700.00 Ukunda Hills Mgange 11,450.00 Makupa - St. Joseph Shanzu 32,550.00 Dawida Herman Mtongwe - Taveta 30,300.00 Pope 11,190.00 Maxx Mjini Francis– Kaloleni - Nursery & Primary Mikindani Lunga - Timbwani 30,000.00 School- Outstation Lunga Kiembeni 30,000.00 Mtopanga Mivumoni 10,400.00 Eldoro - Mikindani 25,102.00 Giriama 10,400.00 Chumvini - Mbungoni 25,000.00 Taru 10,000.00 41 Mlamba 1,000.00 St James 800 St Susan 600 High Primary Nursery & School - School- Primary Amount 518,566.00 Mgange Mgange School - remitted Dawida Dawida Mgange to the Dawida National CJPC Total 1,563,924.00 DIOCESE OF KITUI

Parishes Amount Endau Ikanga Boys’ Secondary 2,700 School Migwani 30,500 Mbondoni 15,130 St. Josephine Bakhita 16,200 Kabati 10,000 Kanyangi 93,440 Zombe Kavisuni 38,430 Kasyala 34,010 Musengo Secondary 300 Kyuso 12,275 Total 740,694 School Ikanga 25,000 Tulia Vocational Centre 400 Mutune 36,000 Institutions Mutongoni Polytechnic 140 Kamuwongo 11,050 Ithiiani Secondary 2,000 School Nuu 10,825 Assumption Sisters of 2,000 Nairobi - Boma St. Charles Lwanga 60,753 Kiio 2,400 Secondary St. Augustine Secretariat 18,800 Nguni 7,000 Thitani Girls’ Secondary 5,005 Jesus the Good Shepherd 6,112 Nguutani 32,351 School Academy Mutomo 91,000 Matinyani Boys’ Second- 7,000 Mwingi Boys’ Secondary 29,100 ary School Mwingi 44,258 School Kathonzweni School 2,381 Kimangao 5940 Maliku Girls’ Secondary 1,555 School St. Angelas Girls’ Sec- 67,080 Muthale 32,340 ondary Mwingi Teachers Train- 267 Mulutu 25,825 ing College St. Gabriel B. Primary 33,000 School Boma 50,000 Kanginga Primary 667 Mbitini 20,000 School St. Michael’s Primary 94,032 School Ikutha Kyethani Secondary 207 School Sub-total 359,767 Miambani 33,500 AIC Nzeluni Girls’ 3,534 Grand total 1,100,461 Zombe 15,220 School Mutito 30,000 Mwingi Universal 1,534 Amount remitted to the 443,979 College Museve 34,200 National CJPC Ikanga Girls’ School 5,000 DIOCESE OF MURANG’A Parishes/ Amount Gaichanjiru 40,000.00 Ichagaki 13,320.00 Kangaita 73,800.00 Institutions Gatanga 235,380.00 Ithanga 53,720.00 Kangari 100,000.00 Baricho 103,280.00 Gatura 61,911.00 Kaburugi 21,000.00 Karaba 66,903.00 Cathedral 98,000.00 Gaturi 9,000.00 Kagumo 110,000.00 Karumandi 75,000.00 Difathas 50,000 Gitui 49,189.00 Kahatia 12,000.00 Kenol 100,000.00 Donga 19,650.00

42 Kerugoya 117,570.00 Maragua 60,000.00 Ruchu 100,000.00 SMI 20,550.00 Kiamutugu 40,000.00 Mariira 90,000.00 Sabasaba 18,350.00 Total 3,087,043.00 Kiangai 142,970.00 Mugoiri 35,000.00 Sagana 45,000.00 Kiangunyi 100,100.00 Mukurwe 31,613.00 Tuthu 25,000.00 Amount remitted to 780,000.00 Kianyaga 55,457.00 Mumbi 58,681.00 Kanyenyeini 56,106.00 the National Kiriaini 50,000.00 Muthangari 21,000.00 Kibingoti 19,250.00 CJPC Kitito 20,000.00 Mwea 221,000.00 Kagio 128,988.00 Kutus 189,355.00 Nguthuru 20,000.00 Makomboki 26,140.00 Ikanga Boys’ Secondary 2,700 School Makuyu 56,460.00 Piai 46,300.00 St. Josephine Bakhita 16,200 Zombe DIOCESE OF MARALAL

Musengo Secondary 300 Institutions Amount Lodokejek Parish 100,000.50 School Suguta Parish 49,999.50 Lodungokwe Mission 14,703 Tulia Vocational Centre 400 Prison Chaplaincy 10,000 Bishop Philip Perlo Girls’ Secondary 0 Mutongoni Polytechnic 140 CDM Secretariat/Cartas Maralal 7,750 Sisters of Mary Immaculate 0 Ithiiani Secondary 2,000 School Good Shepherd Minor Seminary 0 Suguta Girls Rescue Centre 0 St. Charles Lwanga 60,753 Wamba Parish 136,050 Sereolipi Parish 44600 Secondary South Horr Parish 61,000 KCB Maralal 50,000 Thitani Girls’ Secondary 5,005 Archers Post Parish 15,250 School Sererit Parish 29,200 Maralal Cathedral 135,075 Matinyani Boys’ Second- 7,000 Parish Equity Bank Maralal 5,000 ary School Tuum Parish 60,000 Kathonzweni School 2,381 Lorroki Parish 33,690 Total 853,817 St. Angelas Girls’ Sec- 67,080 ondary Baragoi Parish 60,000

St. Gabriel B. Primary 33,000 Barsaloi Parish 10,000 Amount remitted to the National 212,357 School Morijo Parish 31,500 CJPC St. Michael’s Primary 94,032 School DIOCESE OF NAKURU Sub-total 359,767 Nakuru Deanery St Simon Peter-Turi 17,000 Grand total 1,100,461 Parishes Amount Lanet Deanery St Kizito Olenguruone 10,000 St Veronica Keringet 10,000 Amount remitted to the 443,979 St Joseph the Worker 143,996 St John’s Muguga 183,057 National CJPC St Francis Kiti 115,243 St Peter Lanet 78,616 Mwaragania Parish 7,100 St Monica 100,000 St Paul’s Wanyororo 51,060 Total 289,100 Section 58 St Peter and Paul Kip- 48,000 Cathedral 97,077 tangwanyi Njoro Deanery Holy Trinity Milimani 80,000 Total 360,733 St Lwanga Njoro 120,000 St Augustine Kiamunyi 79,000 Molo Deanery Mangu Parish 80,000 Holy Cross 68,587 St Mary’s Molo 175,000 St Peters Elburgon 41,700 Hekima 32,418 St Timothy Total 40,000 Larmudiac Parish 30,000 Prisons Chaplaincy 10,105 Kamwaura Parish 30,000 Rongai Parish 30,000 Total 726,422 43 Egerton Chaplaincy 20,000 Kabarnet Deanery Kositei 2,500 St Francis Lare 15,000 St Joseph Kituro 35,000 Barpello C Mission

Total 336,700 St Mary’s Kabarnet 35,000 Tangulbei

Kipsaraman Parish 17,000 Rotu Bahati Deanery Total St Peter’s Kaptere 11,350 Bahati Parish 142,000 St Mary’s Tenges 2,200 St Michael Kiamaina 90,000 Institutions Kerio Valley Parish- St John’s Upper Subukia 70,000 Christ the King 37,450 Salawa Academy St Francis Lower 35,000 Total 100,550 Subukia St. Clare Girls Sec 12,400 Naivasha Deanery Elburgon All Saints Kabazi 20,000 St Xavier Naivasha 83,980 Bishop’s House 10,000 Total 357,000 Holy Spirit Gilgil 109,000 Franciscan Missionary 2,500 Sisters for Africa St Anthony DCK Parish 68,000 Koibatek Deanery Franciscan Missionary 2,500 St Stephen Karati Parish 28,500 Marigat Parish 59,840 Sisters for Africa- Novi- Kinungi Parish 25,540 ciate St Patricks Eldama 20,000 Ravine Longonot Parish 15,000 Total 64,850 Mogotio Parish 15,000 Total 330,020 Grand total 2,662,719 Total 84,840 Amount remitted to 477,189.00 the National CJPC East Pokot Deanery

AOSK Justice and Peace Commission

Congregation/ Institution Amount Machakos District Unit 26,550.00 Sisters of Mary of Kakamega - Nairobi 5,000.00 Sisters of Our Lady of Mission 17,300.00 LSOSF, EORV REGION 17,410.00 AOSK Justice and Peace Commission 10,000.00 Kitale District Unit 6,750.00 Total 121,010.00 Nakuru District Unit 13,000.00 Mombasa District Unit 22,000.00 Amount remitted to the National CJPC 47,620.00 DIOCESE OF KERICHO

Parishes Amount (received in diocese) Kabianga 20,000.00 Bomet 30,000.00 Kaboloin 5,850.00 Cathedral 15,000.00 Kapkatet 10,000.00 Chebangang - Kapkilaibei 8,000.00 Chebole 20,000.00 Kaplomboi 15,000.00 Chemelet 26,000.00 Kaplong 70,000.00 Chepseon 12,000.00 Kapsigiryo - Embomos 3,000.00 Kebeneti 8,000.00

Fort Ternan 25,000.00 Keongo 15,000.00

44 Kositei 2,500 Kimatisio 10,000.00 Sironet 16,000.00

Barpello C Mission Kimugul 15,000.00 Sotik 58,000.00 Tangulbei Kipchimchim 60,000.00 Tegat 10,000.00 Rotu Kipkelion 18,000.00 Telanet 16,540.00 Total Kiptere 20,000.00 Kapcholyo High 540.00 Koiyet 24,000.00 Kaplong Girls’ 340.00 Primary Institutions Litein 40,000.00 Queen of Angels 590.00 Christ the King 37,450 Londiani 39,234.00 Primary Academy Longisa 8,000.00 Kaplong Boys’ 220.00 St. Clare Girls Sec 12,400 Primary Elburgon Makimeny - Kaplong Girls’ High 10,450.00 Bishop’s House 10,000 Marinyin 37,500.00 Queen of Angels High 2,660.00 Franciscan Missionary 2,500 Matobo 100,000.00 Sisters for Africa Kaplong Boys’ High 6,660.00 Magogosiek 10,000.00 Franciscan Missionary 2,500 St. Clare Kaplong 400.00 Mombwo - Sisters for Africa- Novi- School of Nursing ciate Mugango 12,000.00 St. Mary’s Primary 30,000.00 Total 64,850 Ndanai 34,000.00 Day & Boarding Mixed School Grand total 2,662,719 Nyagacho 10,000.00 Fr Kaiser 10,000.00 Amount remitted to 477,189.00 Roret 10,100.00 the National CJPC Total amount 926,084.00 Segemik - Segutiet 27,000.00 Amount remitted to 473,042.00 Sigor 5,000.00 the National CJPC Siongiroi 11,000.00 DIOCESE OF ISIOLO

Parish/Institution Amount St.Francis Xavier Catholic Mission - Kinna Catholic Mission 3,000.00 St.Eusebius Cathedral Parish 30,550.00 Merti Catholic Mission 3,410.00 Kipsing Catholic Mission 17,050.00 Our Lady of Assumption Catholic 6,100.00 Ngaremara Catholic Mission 3,000.00 Mission Total 105,450.00 Garbatulla Catholic Mission 12,340.00 Kiwanjani Catholic Mission 8,000.00 Camp Garba Catholic Mission 7,000.00 Amount remitted to the National CJPC 70,300.00 Oldonyiro Catholic Mission 15,000.00

45 DIOCESES OF ELDORET

Parishes Amount Moi University Chaplaincy 70,200.00 Arror 13,150.00 Moiben 21,600.00 Burnt Forest 30,000.00 Moi’s Bridge 71,100.00 Chemnoet 33,000.00 Mokwo 23,700.00 Cheptarit 15,000.00 Mosop 100,000.00 Chepterit 50,000.00 Nandi Hills 100,000.00 Chepterwai 15,000.00 Ndalat 16,420.00 Cheptiret 23,500.00 Nerkwo 30,085.00 Chesoi 30,000.00 Ol’Lessos 51,000.00 Chesongoch 20,000.00 Ossorongai 80,030.00 Embobut 22,720.00 Sacred Heart Cathedral 263,221.00 Endo 11,150.00 Sangalo 20,100.00 Huruma 185,562.00 Soy 49,213.00 Iten 40,000.00 St.Augustine-Emsea

Kaiboi 11,500.00 St John XXIII 102,890.00 Kabechei 12,150.00 St. Gabriel Chaplaincy 10,145.00 Kabuliot 14,720.00 Singore Chaplaincy 10,000.00 Kamwosor 6,000.00 Tambach 15,000.00

Kapcherop 25,560.00 Tachasis 20,000.00 Kapkemich 5,040.00 Tembeleo 32,200.00

Kapkeno 15,000.00 Timboroa 14,620.00 Kapsabet 197,727.00 Tindinyo 35,000.00 Kapsoya 126,850.00 Tiryo 30,000.00 Kapsowar 50,000.00 Turbo 40,000.00 Kaptagat Yamumbi 75,000.00 Kapyemit 53,000.00 Ziwa 39,620.00 Kapkenduiywo 24,070.00 C.E.E.A Gaba Campus 15,510.00 Kapkatet 7,100.00 School of Law Annex 4,285.00 Koptega 14,326.00 Eldoret Prison’s 6,500.00 Kimumu 202,965.00 Chaplaincy

Kipsebwa 15,000.00 Sub-total 3,085,619.00 Kipngeru 10,000.00 Schools

Kobujoi 15,200.00 Our Lady of Assumption Academy 15,485.00 Langas 95,490.00 Eldoret Lelwak 64,050.00 St. Thomas Secondary - Kaiboi 10,000.00 Majengo 223,350.00 Ancilla Catholic Academy 13,580.00 Matunda 60,000.00 Jubilee Catholic Primary 8,365.00 lelwak High 1,450.00 46 Kemeliet Secondary 5,000.00 St. Mary’s Tachasis Girls 15,700.00 Secondary St. Peter’s High 40,000.00 St. Placido Academy 3,000.00 Immaculate Heart Juniorate 2,141.00 St. Jude Academy-Huruma 10,100.00 St.Charles Lwanga-Chepkoiyo 2,500.00 St. Peter’s Secondary- Ngoisa 4,311.00 St. Agatha Girls Secondary- 44,000.00 Mokwo St. Peter-Kapkata 5,000.00 St. Anthony Kaptumek Secondary 3,000.00 Limnyomoi Primary 800.00 Maraba Secondary 1,100.00 St. Canisius High-Mateget 4,550.00 Kapkoros Girls’ Secondary 5,010.00 St. Benedict Seconary- Teber 1,000.00 St. Ann Girls Kapkemich 13,000.00 St. Paul Primary- Kabechei 275.00 Christ the King Sambut 2,000.00 St. Patrick Kabirirsus Primary 1,120.00 Kapkagaon Secondary 5,210.00 Kapsergong Primary 550.00 St. Josephs Kipsaina 14,400.00 St. Lawrence Academy- Ketigoi 2,000.00 Our Lady of Peace Nandi Hills 6,051.00 St. John Academy- Setano 450.00 Apostolic Carmel Primary/Pre-Primary 50,250.00 St.James Academy-Enego 250.00 Benedictine Academy-Kabichei 635.00 Kimaren Secondary 5,000.00 St. Vincent Academy-Kabirokwo 3,600.00 St. Monica Secondary-Kapkoros 10,500.00 Ann John Kavuta 1,000.00 Christ the King- Tindinyo Academy 2,300.00 Chorwa Primary 1,280.00 St. Raphael Chepyemit Secondary 20,000.00 St. Teresa Koibarak 5,000.00 Kaptagat Girls Secondary 18,000.00 Kobujoi Institute 2,300.00 Kondabilet Secondary 5,000.00 St. Andrew’s Koibarak Secondary 2,010.00 Kiborom Secondary 3,000.00 St. Teresa of Avila-Ndalat 38,400.00 Kamoi Secondary- Kapcherop 6,000.00 St. Augustine Secondary-Emsea 27,730.00 St. Francis Secondary-Kimuron 21,776.00 Kipsoen Boys Secondary 15,000.00 Holy Cross Education Centre 4,000.00 Sub-total 554,114.00 Chirchir Secondary -Matharu 2,000.00 Congregations St. Ansalm Secondary-Matharu 2,100.00 Cornelian Carmelite Sisters of Adorable 4,550.00 Loreto Convent Girls’ Secondary- 5,000.00 Jesus Matunda A.S.E-Novitiate Community 7,000.00 St. Theresa Primary-Moi’s Bridge 1,005.00 Carmelite Nuns-Tindinyo 4,000.00 Mogoiywo Primary 130.00 Social Missionary Sisters of Church 2,000.00 Samoget Primary 600.00 Daughters of the Holy Rosary- 1,000.00 Kapkenduiywo Primary 500.00 Langas Cheptoyoi Primary 1,300.00 Franciscan Sisters of Divine Mercy 3,000.00 St. Michael Kapkenduiywo Secondary 1,100.00 Divine Mercy (FCDM) Sisters 500.00 Brothers of St. Joseph Nyeri-Soy Parish 2,000.00 Christ the Kin High- Chepterit 10,000.00 Mary Immaculate Sisters of Nyeri 3,000.00 Sambirir Girls High 24,200.00 Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate 1,000.00 Holy Trinity Girls’- Kaiboi 20,000.00 Conception of IVREA Patrician Primary- Kabongo 2,000.00

47 Apostolic Carmel-Moiben 2,000.00

Little Sisters of St. Francis-Eldoret 1,000.00 Grand total 3,670,783.00 Amount remitted to the National CJPC 1,835,391.00 Sub-total 31,050.00

MILITARY ORDINARIATE

Parish Amount St. Charles Lwanga - Kahawa Garrison 139,330.00 St. Michael - 21 KR AMISOM 130,000.00 Holy Rosary - Embakasi 93,727.00 Our Lady of Star of the Sea -KN Mtongwe 68,300.00 Mother of Mercy 62,625.00 Saints Peter and Paul - DHQ CAU 61,300.00 St. Ignatius - 7KR AMISOM ( Busar) 56,600.00 St. Michael - AMISOM ( Dhobley) 50,000.00 7KR - AMISOM 50,000.00 (Fafadun) St. Joseph the Worker - Thika 45,650.00 Our Lady of Assumption - MAB 40,500.00 St. Augustine - DSC 37,700.00 St. Ignatius of Loyola - LAB 21,640.00 St. Monica - Moi Bks 21,410.00 Our Lady Queen of Victory - 3KR 13,990.00 St. Raphael - DFMH 13,450.00 St. Michael - 5KR 10,070.00 St. Benedict’s - Garissa Camp 10,000.00 St. Luke - Kenyatta Barracks 9,050.00 St. Peter - 4 Bde 8,150.00 St. Paul - KMA 7,200.00 St. Thomas Aquinas - Kabete 7,000.00 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel - Manda 5,500.00 Our Lady of Consolata - SOI 5,000.00 St. Francis of Assisi - 78 Tank Battalion 3,820.00 Sacred Heart of Jesus - 77 Arty 3,000.00 Total 975,012.00

Amount remitted to the National CJPC 975,012.00

48 DIOCESE OF HOMA BAY

Parishes Amount St. John-Rodi 20,000 Sacred Heart-Ang’iya 12,000 Emmaus-Rongo 36,000 St. Theresa’s-Asumbi 123,000 Christ the Good Shepherd-Sindo 13,500 St. Paul of theCross-Awendo 25,000 St. Joseph-Tonga 10,000 St. Paul’s Cathedral- Homa Bay 101,000 St. Martin De Porres-Ulanda 23,500 St. Thomas More- Isibania 83,830 St. Mary’s-Uriri 16,550 St. Michael-Kadem 23,500 St. Andrew’s Wandiji 6,000 St. Theresa’s-Kakrigu 5,000 Institutions St. Gabriel Our Lady of 13,000 Asumbi Girls’ National High School 33,000 Sorrows-Karungu St. Mary’s Girls School Mabera 10,180 St. Charles Lwanga- Kebaroti 20,015 St. John’s Minor Seminary-Rakwaro 2,100 St. Mathias Mulumba-Kegonga 20,045 St. Mary Gorrety Dede HighSchool- 8,000 Our Lady Queen of Martyrs- 40,000 Rakwaro Kehancha St. Vincent Rongo Univerity 7,250 Our Lady of Immaculate Conception- 12,150 Chaplaincy Kendu Bay St. Benedict Parochial 10,250 St. Mary’s-Mabera 28,900 Primary-Migori Martyrs of Uganda-Macalder 30,000 St. Joseph Mukasa Mirogi 10,000 Girls High School St. Francis of Assisi-Mawego 25,000 St. Augustine Mirogi Boys’ High 10,000 Star of the Sea-Mbita 20,000 St. Josephine Bakhita Girls’ School- 10,010 St. Linus-Mfangano 7,610 Nyalienga St. Joseph-Migori 63,000 St. Stephen Angiro Mixed 800 St. John Mary Vianney- Mirogi 10,000 Secondary-Nyalienga St. Peter and Paul-Ntimaru 12,300 St. Augustine Achego Mixed School- 2,270 Nyalienga St. Francis of Assisi-Nyagwethe 6,200 St. Paul’s Ligisa Boys’ 1,600 St. Arnold-Nyalienga 13,225 Secondary-Nyalienga St. Mary’s-Nyarongi 2,500 St. Pauls Catholic Educational 2,000 Blessed Sacrament-Oriang 8,000 Centre-Homa Bay St. Celestino-Oruba 40,000 Nyabera Girls’ School-Sindo 2,000 Holy Spirit-Osogo 20,000 Moi Girls’ Secondary- Sindo 8,000

St.Peter’s-Oyugis 84,000 St. Mary’s Academy-Sindo 700 Our Lady of Fatima-Rakwaro 11,800 Ragwe Secondary-Sindo 1,000 St. Monica-Rapogi 39,150 Nyakia Secondary-Sindo 600 St. Bernadette-Raruowa 11,000 St. Paul Ageng’a 3,000 St. Mary’s-Ringa 10,000 Secondary-Macalder

49 St. Gemma Girls Sec. School - 3,300 St. John’s Koyombe Secondary- 500 Macalder Nyagwethe YCS Moi Nyatike Boys-Macalder 1,800 Mr. Maurice Opinde’s family- 500 Nyagwethe St. Francis Kibuon Secondary- 1,000 Macalder Mr. Sabiano Otiwa’s family- 400 Nyagwethe St. Gabriel’s Godkwach-Macalder 1,050 CWA-Nyagwethe 1,000 St. Gabriel’s Primary-Macalder 2,650 Nyagwethe Primary School 1,200 St. Gorrety Mikei High School- 3,000 Macalder Youth Group-Nyagwethe 700 St. Jacob Kolanya Secondary- 1,100 Sikri TTI for the Blind andDeaf- 10,000 Macalder Oyugis St. Puis Got Orango Secondary- 500 Daughters of Our Lady of Holy 1,000 Macalder Rosary Sisters-Oyugis St. Thomas Diruma Secondary- 1,000 Brothers of OLM-Sikri community 1,000 Macalder Brothers of OLM-Oyugis community 1,000 St. Sabianus Owich Secondary- 500 Felician Sisters-Oyugis 2,000 Macalder St. Joseph Ombo Hospital 34,500 St. Claudio Okenge Secondary- 1,500 Macalder St. Joseph Rapogi Boys’ 17,615 Nyakweri Primary-Macalder 350 Mawego TTI 1,720 St. Peter’s Ofwanga Secondary-Rongo 4,000 St. Charles Lwanga Kebaroti Primary 2,000 Minyenga Secondary-Rongo 300 St. Charles Lwanga Kebaroti 4,695 Secondary St. Joseph Tuk Jowi Girls’ 3,000 Secondary-Rongo St. Cecilia Kebaroti Primary 3,185 Kangeso Secondary-Rongo 500 Santa Lucia Kebaroti Academy 1,000 Nyagwethe Secondary 1,000 Nyabosongo Bena Academy-Kebaroti 3,015 Obanga Secondary-Nyagwethe 2,000 St. Monica Remanyanki Primary 2,555 Pini Franco Polytechnic-Nyagwethe 1,000 Fr. Scheffer Boy’s Primary Boarding 10,000 School, Asumbi Mr. Pius O. Sakwenda’s family- 350 Nyagwethe St Joseph’s Boys 5,000 YCS Obanga Secondary-Nyagwethe 300 St Gabrielle Gwasi Girls 5,000 St. Monica Devotional Group 2,150 Total 1,319,235 Nyagwethe

Catechist-Nyagwethe 820 Amount remitted to the National 598,217 St. Ann Devotinal Group-Nyagwethe 3,000 CJPC

50 DIOCESE OF KAKAMEGA

Parishes Amount St. Xavier Shikoti 40,060 St. Joseph’s Cathedral Kakamega 206,015 Holy Trinity Soy 35,307 St. Peter’s Mumias 185,925 Holy Spirit Bulimbo 35,190 St. Joseph the Worker Shibuye 183,160 St. Charles Lwanga 33,500 Chekalini Christ the King Amalemba 162,470 Our Lady of Assumption Indan- 21,800 All Holy Angels Lutonyi 155,915 galasia St. Pius X Musoli 122,060 Our Lady of Fatima Buyangu 15,440 St. Augustine Eregi 120,000 Corpus Christi Irenji 15,240 St. Paul’s Ejinja 115,000 St. Joseph’s Shirotsa 15,000 The Sacred Heart 108,000 Holy Cross Emalindi 10,200 Mukumu Our Lady of Consolata Bukaya 9,400 Our Lady of the Holy Rosary 97,563 Shiseso St. Patrick Lufumbo 8,640 St. Agnes Mukulusu 95,445 Sub-total 2,953,022 St. Kizito Lusumu 82,574 OTHER INSTITUTIONS St. Charles Lwanga Hambale 80,000 Eregi TTC 3,000 St. Marks Nzoia 75,000 MMUST Chaplaincy 71,757 Our Lady of Assumption Mau- 71,550 Mukumu Hospital 8,200 tuma Mumias CTC 10,200 St. Joseph’s Kongoni 70,400 Bishop’s House Mukumu 4,570 Our Lady of the 69,990 Sub-total 97,727 Assumption Shitoli St. Paul’s Erusui 68,650 St. Joseph’s Luanda 67,333 Secondary schools Our Lady of the Immaculate 65,550 Conception Chimoi St. Gerald Injira 4,000 St. Anne Eshisiru 65,530 St. Elizabeth Bumia 5,000 St. Theresa’s Malava 59,670 St. Joseph Ortner Girls’ 10,000 St. Caroli Lwanga Lutaso 56,260 St. Mary Goretti Shikoti Girls’ 59,265 St. Ursula Chamakanga 53,220 St. John’s Shinoyi 6,300 Our Lady of the Nativity Mutoma 50,000 St. Bonventure Shimanyiro 5,000 St.Luke’s Bumini 47,325 St. Francis Xavier Shikoti 10,800 St. Philip’s Mukomari 46,810 St. Ursula Chamakanga 15,000 St. Mathias Mulumba Matunda 45,000 Our Lady of Nativity Mutoma 5,000 Holy Family Lubao 43,000 St. Teresa Bumini 3,850 St. John the Baptist 42,830 Likuyani St. Mary’s Mumias Girls 49,855

51 St. Peter’s Seminary 9,590 St. Charles Lwanga Mukumu 10,000 St. Angela Mumias School for 24,700 St. Bakhita Ebusiratsi 35,000 the Deaf St. Clare’s Luanda 2,150 St. Vincent Butende 7,100 Holy Family Musembe 15,000 St. John’s Museno 6,200 St. Joseph’s Kogo 7,300 St. Dennis Munjiti 4,000 St. Patrick’s Ikonyero 4,000 Eregi Girls’ 80,000 Eshisiru 6,330 St. Peter’s Mumias Boys’ 28,500 Bulimbo Girls’ 25,000 St. Teresa Eshisenye Girls’ 1,500 St. Elizabeth Lureko 4,000 St. Gerald Shianjero 7,000 St. Ignatius Mukumu Boys’ 40,000 St. Gabriel Isongo 8,400 St. Agnes Shibuye Girls’ 60,000 St. Charles Lwanga Koromaiti 8,000 St. Joseph’s Girls Kakamega 21,000 St. Beda’s Bukaya 12,300 St. Anthony Kagoi 12,850 St. Teresa’s Emukhuwa Girls’ 1,500 St. Francis Majengo 2,000 St. Clare’s Maragoli Girls’ 16,000 Bishop Sulumeti Lugari 32,920 St. Francis Imalaba 6,700 St. Cecilia Lufumbo 5,000 St. Teresa Itete 23,400 St. Henry Saisi Girls’ 7,000 St. Luke’s Lumakanda 23,500 Saisi Girls’ 6,150 Kaptik 8,000 Bishop Njenga Girls’ 70,000 Eshibinga 5,000 ACK Shinamwenyuli 650 St. Monica Lubao 20,000 St. Philip’s Mukomari grls 15,000 St. Anne’s Buyangu Girls’ 5,000 The Sacred Heart Mukumu Girls 154,000 St. Augustine Roasterman 12,785 St. Augustine Milimani 8,000 Malinya Girls’ 4,800 St. Mukasa Boys’ Chimoi 6,000 Holy Cross Injira 10,000 St. Mukasa Girls’ Chimoi 6,120 St. Joseph’s Shichinji 6,165 Immaculate Heart Lugari 9,000 Kivaywa Boys’ 830 St. Joseph’s Shirotsa 4,000 St. Francis Shipalo 4,000 St. Benedict Lugulu 5,000 St. Joseph’s Shirotsa 4,000 Holy Cross Sango Girls’ 5,400 St. Anne’s Ikuywa 3,000 St. Joseph’s Lukongo 3,755 Holy Cross Emalindi 10,100 St. Paul’s Emulakha 3,000 St. Joseph’s Malimili 3,000 St. Joseph’s Lumino 3,000 St. Anne’s Musoli Girls’ 50,000 St. Michael Kilimani 3,000 Musingu Boys 1,200 St. Teresa Mukunga 2,000 St. Mathias Kholera Boys 11,000 St. Joseph’s Nyorolis 6,000 St. Monica Soy 2,300 St, Anne’s Nzoia Girls’ 25,000 St. Michael Kilimani 1,500 St. Peter’s Moi’s Bridge 3,500

52 St. Benedict Mukoye 3,100 St. Paul’s Shivakala 2,300 Sub-total 1,236,365 St. Paul’s Shibuye 2,000 St. Louis Mautuma 1,300

Primary schools St. Mary’s Mautuma 4,000 Itubini 2,000

Mirembe 2,000 Shivakala 2,300 St. Albert Shibuye 6,000 St. Kizito Bukusi 3,000 St.Angela Bulimbo 3,700 Baharini Pri. Chekalini 1,070 St. Michael Irenji 1,550 St. Patrick’s Sisokhe 4,335 St. Gerald Injira 4,000 Simboyi 1,160 Lwanda 10,875 Omunoywa 1,450 Trinity Academy 1,555 Adolph Ludiga 500 St. Peter’s Mautuma 2,300 St. Francis Hambale 24,500 Maraba 5,000 Munasio 1,200 Kilagiru 2,365 St. Lawrence Ichina 1,400

Shikulu 2,000 St. Joseph’s Lusumu 3,000 St. Mary’s Shibuye 3,000 St. Thomas Musoli Mixed 2,000 St. Mary’s Mukumu Girls 12,000 Moi’s Bridge Matunda 3,000 St. Peter’s Boys Mumias 25,150 Sacred Heart Itenyi 2,600 Namelenge 4,520 Ebushibo 3,000 Kholera 3,200 St. Christopher Malimili 4,850 St. Clare’s Musoli 5,300 St.Anne’s Mundulu 3,675 Imani Springs Academy 5,000 St. Michael Chemulele 1,210 St. Augustine Lubao 3,000 Mary Immaculate 3,230 Eregi Mixed 1,700 St. Mathew’s Bukhulunya 5,000 St. Gerald Sasala 5,000 St. Christopher Enyapora 11,000 St. Peter’s Matundu 2,850 St. Emmanuel Masasuli 2,120 Ebukuluti 1,000 Chirobani Primary 1,330 St. Bernard Chamakanga 1,350 St. Ursula Museno 4,000 St. Patrick’s Mwilitsa 3,310 Shikoti Mixed 1,700 Sabane 1,775 Albartos 5,725 St. Philip’s Mukomari 1,500 St. Angela Eregi 4,500 Shirotsa 2,200 St. Kizito Shihingo 2,000 Ivono 1,200 Shisenya 1,450 Notre Dame 3,000 St. Mary Immaculate 400 Ikonyero 1,800

53 St. Anne’s Mumias 61,450 Other institutions 97,727 Chamakanga Special School 1,350 St. Peter’s Ebunayi 3,400 Grand total 4,599,819 Sub-total 313,705

Amount remitted to the National 2,000,000.00 CJPC

DIOCESE OF KITALE

Parishes Amount Saboti 17,000.00 Christ the King 177,480.00 Chepnyal 15,450.00 Immaculate 68,766.00 St. Kizito Matisi 15,320.00 Kipsaina 68,300.00 Tartar 15,000.00 Kibomet 48,000.00 Amakuriat 13,000.00 Chepchina 43,400.00 Makutano 12,800.00 Kwanza 43,000.00 Kacheliba 12,155.00 Kachibora 42,055.00 Chepareria 12,000.00 Kiminini 40,400.00 Kaptabuk 11,100.00 Kaplamai 38,000.00 Suwerwa 11,000.00 Sirende 35,290.00 Sina 7,185.00 Kapenguria 35,000.00 Kabichbich 1,000.00 Endebess 34,000.00 P’Sigor 600.00 Kolongolo 30,000.00 Lomut - St. Joseph’s 30,000.00 Total 919,551.00 Ortum 24,250.00 Amount remitted to the 307,520.00 Mbara 18,000.00 National CJPC

DIOCESE OF BUNGOMA

Parishes Amount Busia 127,370.00 Butula 46,250.00 Amukura 74,115.00 Butunyi 170,000.00 Buhuyi 67,000.00 Chakol 105,000.00 Bukembe 80,000.00 Chebukaka 32,500.00 Bungoma 862,000.00 Chelelemuk 40,000.00

54 Dahiro 71,950.00 St. Mathias Secondary-Busia 2,000.00 Kabula 102,000.00 St. Monica-Bukokholo Girls’ High 10,000.00 Kaptalelio 70,000.00 St. Anthony-Sirisia Secondary 3,000.00 Kibabii 661,520.00 St. Mary Immaculate Mayekwe 2,000.00 Secondary Kibuk 50,750.00 St. Paul-Lwandanyi Primary 2,000.00 Kimatuni 220,000.00 St. Charles Kaptoboyi Secondary 500.00 Kimwanga 50,008.00 St. Charles Kaptoboyi Primary 500.00 Kimilili 97,150.00 St. Joseph’s Kakala Primary 1,500.00 Kisoko 188,685.00 St. Joseph’s Chemses Primary 500.00 Kochoilia 80,000.00 St. Cecelia -Nangina Girls Sec 85,000.00 Magombe 50,000.00 St. Bennadete-Samoya Primary 2,500.00 Misikhu 332,100.00 St. Mary-Magadeline Siloba RC 3,000.00 Mundika 93,505.00 Secondary Myanga 45,825.00 St. Francis of Assisi-Wekelekha 4,120.00 Naitiri 61,000.00 Primary Nangina 150,000.00 St. Mary-Magadeline Siloba RC 2,150.00 Ndalu 65,000.00 Primary Port Victoria 50,000.00 St. Jude-Muanda RC Primary 1,000.00 Samoya 72,460.00 St. Thomas-Samoya Secondary 6,070.00 Sikusi 46,000.00 St. Jude-Muanda RC Secondary 4,000.00 Sirimba 51,405.00 St. Agnes-Biliso Primary School 1,500.00

Sirisia 55,000.00 St. Elizabeth-Tulumba Primary 1,000.00 Tongaren 160,020.00 St. Antony-Walala Primary 2,000.00 Webuye 204,679.00 Lwanya Girls Secondary School 10,000.00 Bwake RC Primary School 950.00 Institution Bwake RC Secondary 2,700.00 Sacred Heart-Wamalwa Kijana 12,000.00 Sirare RC Primary School 1,000.00 High School Sirare RC Secondary School 3,000.00 St. Anne’s Kisoko Girls High 51,545.00 School Luuya RC Primary School 1,400.00 Kisoko Girls Primary School 3,000.00 Luuya Girls Secondary School 5,000.00 Little Sisters of St Francis-Kisoko 3,600.00 Lurende Secondary School 1,000.00 Convent Lurende RC Primary School 1,000.00

St. Anne’s- Mukwa Secondary 5,000.00 Mabanga RC Primary School 3,755.00 Mukwa Primary School 1,400.00 St. Joseph’s-Nalondo Boys Second- 7,000.00 Nalondo RC Primary School 1,800.00 ary St. Mary’s Kibabii High School 56,250.00 Nangili RC Primary School 2,000.00 St. Mary’s Mundika Boys High 3,000.00 St. Joseph’s-Nalondo Girls Sec 5,000.00

55 St. Christopher-Mabanga Girls 50,000.00 Chebich Primary School 1,000.00 Secondary St. Peter’s-Cheromis Primary 1,000.00 Bishop Phillip Anyolo- Kakamwe 6,300.00 Secondary Bumala RC Primary School 2,200.00 Chebukwa Primary School 2,500.00 Makwara Primary School 200.00 Bukusu Primary School 1,500.00 St. Mary’s-Siribo Mixed Sec 5,000.00

Khalaba Primary School 710.00 St. Romano-Tingolo Mixed Sec 5,000.00 Kibabii Boys’ Primary School 3,000.00 St. Romano-Primary School 1,500.00 Cardinal Otunga Girls’ Secondary 8,885.00 Buhuyi Secondary School 3,360.00 Chemwa Primary School 3,940.00 Isongo Primary School 500.00 St. Jude-Lumasa Primary School 500.00 St. Mary’s-Okatekok 3,200.00 Namilkelo Primary School 2,000.00 Secondary School Sango Primary School 2,200.00 St. Augustine-Nasira 7,330.00 Secondary School Netima Primary School 1,200.00 St. Joseph’s-Segero 7,000.00 Kabubero Primary School 2,400.00 Secondary School Sikata Primary School 2,600.00 St. Mary Immaculate - 7,000.00 Namuninge Primary School 1,000.00 Urban Secondary Bosio Primary School 5,000.00 St. Paul’s-Elwanikha Girls Sec 2,000.00

Miluki Primary School 1,200.00 St. Mary-Assumpter Mabunge 1,000.00 St. Paul’s-Miluki Girls’ Secondary 4,300.00 Secondary Chema Academy 18,125.00 St. Peter Khwirare Secondary 1,005.00 Assumption Sisters-Kibuk 1,500.00 St. Charles Lwanga-Emukhuyu 1,500.00 Convent Secondary St. Mary’s-Kibuk Girls’ Secondary 10,000.00 St. Mary Buyofu Secondary School 2,175.00 St. Agnes-Lapkei Primary School 4,000.00 St. Agather-Kajoro 500.00 St. Peter’s-Cheptoon Primary 500.00 Primary-Kisoko St. Jude’s-Kaimugul Primary 1,000.00 St. Martin-Special Sch-Kisoko 1,650.00 St. John’s-Chepyuk Secondar 2,000.00 St. Charles Lwanga Emukhuyu 1,700.00 St. Teresa’s -Cheptoror Secondary 1,200.00 Primary-Kisoko St. Martin’s-Chepyuk Primary 1,000.00 St. Joseph’s Primary-Kisoko 9,000.00 St. Peter’s-Cheptonon Secondary 2,000.00 St. John-Sibembe Primary-Kisoko 3,200.00 St. Jude’s-Kaimugul Secondary 500.00 St. Francis-SegeroPrimary-Kisoko 5,400.00 Tendet Primary School 500.00 St. Agnes Manyole-Primary 1,350.00 Sacho Primary School 500.00 St. Mary Madibo Pri-Kisoko 2,000.00 Nomorio Primary School 1,000.00 St. Peter’s-Khulwanda Pri-Kisoko 250.00 Kapkuseng Primary School 1,000.00 St. Veronica- Indoli Pri -Kisoko 1,000.00 Kashock Primary School 1,000.00 St. Peter’s-Nasira Primary-Kisoko 1,000.00 St. Augustine Sec-Nomorio 1,000.00 St. Francis-Makongeni Pri-Kisoko 1,570.00

56 St. Mary Assumpter Mabunge 1,000.00 Keriamata Primary School 850.00 Primary-Kisoko St. Jude-Okerebwa Primary School 600.00 St. Joseph’s Buyofu Pri-Kisoko 760.00 St. Karoli Goria Primary School 500.00 St. Peter-Khwirale Primary-Kisoko 2,400.00 St. Anne-Okiporo Primary School 415.00 St. Paul-Elwanikha Pri-Kisoko 1,500.00 Akites Primary School 200.00 St. Alex-Sidende Primary-Kisoko 1,500.00 Ikonzo Secondary School 10,000.00 St. Teresa-Busidibu Primary- 1,500.00 St. Austine Kingandole Secondary 5,500.00 Kisoko St. Peter’s-Sunshine Academy 2,000.00 St. Augustine Boys Butunyi 3,250.00 Okatekok St. Kizito-Busire Primary 2,640.00 St. Philomena Academy Okatekok 1,100.00 Immaculate Heart Bumala 2,000.00 St. Teresa Academy- Okatekok 500.00 St. Siomn Elunyiko Primary 2,000.00 St. Clare Academy- Madibo 500.00 St. John Bosco-Butunyi Mixed Pri 1,500.00 St. Benedict Academy- 3,000.00 St. Jude-Khunyangu Primary 1,300.00 Mungatsi St. Joseph-Bumutiru Secondary 1,050.00 St. Monica-Chakol Girls Sec 11,620.00 Namwitsula Primary School 1,020.00 St. Teresa-Chakol Girls Primary 10,000.00 St. Melitus Saka Primary School 1,000.00 St-Thomas-Chakol Boys Primary 8,110.00 Butunyi Vocational Training 1,000.00 St. John’s Alupe Secondary School 7,500.00 St. Timothy Bumutiru Primary 1,000.00 St. Joseph Chakol Secondary 5,255.00 Buriya Primary School 1,000.00 St. Paul-Okokor Primary School 4,165.00 St. Teresa Neela Primary School 1,000.00 St. Lawrence-Ojaamong Primary 4,000.00 Kingandole Primary School 1,000.00 St. Paul-Olepito Primary School 3,800.00 St. Lazaru -Ikonzo Primary 1,000.00 St.Francis of Asis-Asing’e Sec 3,500.00 St. Christopher Emagombe Pri 1,000.00 St. Mary-Otimong Primary 3,370.00 St. Francis Masebula Secondary 1,000.00 St. Saverio-Ong’aroi Primary 3,000.00 Bishop Stam Secondary School 1,000.00 St. Marm-Among’ura 3,000.00 St. Michael Musoma Primary Sch 900.00 Secondary School Burinda Primary School 500.00 Alupe University College 2,100.00 St. Andrew Sikoma 500.00 St. John Bosco Alomodoi Primary 2,000.00 Bukhwaku Primary School 500.00 St. Magadeline-Apegei Primary 1,730.00 Bumala Township 200.00

St. Peter-Ojaamong Secondary 1,630.00 Our Lady of Assumption-Khacho- 6,400.00 nge Girls St. James-Omoloi Primary School 1,110.00 St. Emmanuel Miruri Secondary 1,500.00 St. Francis of Assisi-Okame Sec 1,000.00 Chebukaka Girls Primary School 2,250.00 St. Festus-Ong’ariama Primary 1,000.00 Chebukaka Boys Primary School 2,800.00 St. John-Bosco-Alupe Primary 1,000.00 Matibo RC Primary School 3,620.00 St. Magadeline-Ongorom Primary 1,000.00 St. Thomas Aquinas Kitayi Pri 2,700.00

57 Maloho RC Primary School 2,150.00 St. Benedict Primary-Kimilili 1,000.00 Nabeki RC Primary School 800.00 Our Lady of Lourdes 1,000.00 Primary-Kimilili Misiri Primary School 1,050.00 St. Joseph’s-Kamusinde Primary 3,000.00 Our Lady of Peace-Chebukaka 5,000.00 Primary School St. Antony-Matili Primary School 1,500.00 St. Joseph Khachonge Primary 3,500.00 Farcon Academy-Kimilili 2,000.00 St. Anne, Royal Academy-Kimilili 1,000.00 Sikimbio RC Primary School 1,500.00 Immaculate Academy-Kimilili 1,500.00 KMTC Sichei 200.00 Ng’oli Primary-Kimilili 500.00 Sichei Primary School 600.00 Ekisegere Primary School 1,700.00 St. Elizabeth-Lunao Secondary 18,000.00 St. Mary’s-Osajai Primary School 300.00 Bishop Atundo-Kimaeti 4,000.00 Secondary School Koruruma Primary School 1,700.00

St. Peter’s Namaika Secondary l 2,210.00 Kajei Primary School 500.00 St. Anthony-Tulukuyi Secondary 1,960.00 Opeduru Primary School 1,000.00 St. Stephen Secondary - Kimaeti 1,500.00 Kapina Primary School 500.00

St. Joseph’s-Bukirimo Secondary 1,135.00 Akudiet Primary School 1,600.00 St. Jude-Napara Girls Secondary 98,600.00 Malaba Township Primary School 2,750.00 Mt. Carmel Girls Secondary 10,000.00 Okuleu Primary School 700.00 Kibabii Diploma Teachers College 1,400.00 Kasogol Kapel Primary School 1,750.00 St. Peter’s-Namaika Primary 650.00 Mother Kevin Primary School 22,000.00 St. Denis-Libolina Special School 2,000.00 Bungoma Prisons 1,200.00 St. Stephen Primary-Brothers 1,650.00 St. Bridgid Nangwe Girls 2,300.00 Secondary School St. Anthony- Tulukuyi Primary 1,200.00 Buhuyi Primary School 4,000.00 Siloba Shine RC Primary School 1,000.00 Musibiriri Primary School 600.00 Myanga RC Primary School 1,250.00 St. Ignatius-Esirisia 4,000.00 Kimaeti RC Primary School 2,420.00 Bishop Sulumeti Girls Secondary 7,675.00 St. Monica, Kamurumba Primary 2,000.00 St. Martin SecondarySchool- 1,300.00 Lunao Primary School 2,600.00 Chelelemuk St. Stephen, Chiliba Secondary 2,700.00 St. Elizabeth, Kabukuri 2,000.00 St. Teresa, Girls High-Kimilili 3,000.00 St. Antony-Akabuit Girls 1,500.00 St. Jan High School-Kimilili 1,200.00 Secondary School St. Joseph Kamusinde High 500.00 St. Benard, Kakurikit 5,000.00 School-Kimilili Kaejo Primary School 500.00 St. John High 3,500.00 St. Anne, Kakapel Primary School 1,675.00 Buko-Kimilili Kabukui Primary School 1,000.00 St. Luke Kimilili High School 20,000.00 Kakurikiti Primary School 500.00 St. John Buko Primary School 1,500.00 Kakameri Primary School 1,000.00 St. Joseph-Kimilili Primary 5,000.00

58 St. Luke Special School- 1,400.00 Siloba RC Primary School 1,000.00 Kakameri St. Elizabeth BitoboSecondary 2,000.00 Machakha Primary School 1,000.00 St. Anthony Tulukuyi Secondary 600.00 Mwari Primary School 2,000.00 St. Elizabeth Lunao Secondary 16,620.00 Chelelemuk Girls Primary School 1,300.00 St. Marys Mukhuma Secondary 10,000.00 Chelelemuk Boys Primary School 1,250.00 St. Peters Sang’alo Secondary 5,000.00 St. Mathew Primary School 900.00 St. Mary’s Kamba Secondary 2,000.00 St. Charles-Okanya Samoya 1,200.00 St. Anne Sang’alo Institute 2,000.00 Asiriam Primary School 1,000.00 Apokor Primary School 1,000.00 St. Jude-Syoya Primary School 1,400.00 Kochek Primary School 2,000.00 St. Paul-Wamunyiri Primary 1,700.00 Katanyu Primary School 200.00 St. Peter’s Mwiruti Primary l 2,000.00 St. Peters Katanyu Secondary 800.00 St. Charles Lwanga Talitia Primary 950.00 Kamolo Primary School 1,600.00 St. Mary’s Mukhuma Primary 2,850.00 St. Pius Secondary School 1,000.00 St. Peter’s Mwiruti Secondary 4,650.00 Kidera Primary School 500.00 St. Joseph Secondary Sch-Bulondo 2,400.00 Kamarinyang’ Primary School 770.00 St. Ann Polytechnic-Bulondo 340.00 Sidelewa Primary School 2,000.00 St. Mary Kamba Primary School 1,200.00 St. Jude Onyunyuri Secondary 600.00 St. Jude Luyekhe Secondary School 580.00 St. James Kwang’amor Secondary 5,545.00 St. Jude Luyekhe Primary School 1,305.00 St. Patrick Kwang’amor Primary 1,500.00 ERSF Namwacha Secondary 1,000.00 Alexanda Papa Primary School 2,000.00 St. Anne Wamumali Primary 1,500.00 St. Michael Apatit 2,000.00 St. Elizabeth Malinda Secondary 3,270.00 Lupida Primary School 1,000.00 St. Elizabeth Malinda Primary 1,400.00 Lupida Secondary School 3,200.00 St. Mary Magadeline Secondary 2,000.00 St. Peter Tulienge 1,000.00 St. Patrick Lukusi Primary School 800.00 Akoret Primary School 1,450.00 St. Antony Naburereya Primary 500.00 Kamunuoit Primary School 700.00 St. Teresa Sang’alo Primary School 2,405.00 St. Patrick Busibwabu 2,000.00 St. Paul Shiangwe Primary School 550.00 St. Teresa Busibwabu 1,500.00 St. Paul Shiangwe Girls Secondary 1,190.00 St. Mary’s High School-Webuye 20,000.00 St. Patrick Naitiri Secondary 2,000.00 St. Mary’s Kibabii Girls Primary 5,500.00 St. Monica, Kamurumba 2,000.00 Tulukuyi RC Primary School 1,300.00 St. Mary Magadeline Kimatuni 11,500.00 Secondary Napara RC Primary School 1,120.00 St. Anthony Mateka Secondary 4,800.00 St. Stephen Chiliba Primary 1,000.00 St. Paul Lubunda Primary School 3,100.00 Namaika RC Primary School 1,000.00 St. Mary Magadeline Kimatuni 3,010.00 Sihilila RC Primary School 800.00 Primary

59 St. Mary Namatotoa Primary 3,000.00 St. Sarah Namisi Secondary School 1,450.00 St. Teresa Tabuti/Sudi Primary 2,700.00 Chesito Primary School 285.00 St. Stephen Buloosi Primary 2,450.00 Kaptalelio Secondary School 1,000.00 St. Mary Namatotoa Secondary 2,300.00 Kaptalelio Primary School 1,300.00 St. Joseph’s Lumboka Seconadry 2,000.00 Kongit Secondary School 2,050.00 St.Peter’s Syekumulo Secondary 2,000.00 Kongit Primary School 2,700.00 St. Veronica-Masuno Primary 1,300.00 Chesito Secondary School 515.00 School-Kisoko St. Peter’s Nakalira Secondary 10,000.00 Mungore Girls Secondary School 1,210.00 St. Thomas Boys Secondary 14,450.00 St. Joseph’s Lumboka Primary 1,100.00 School-Misikhu St. Jude Namanze Primary School 1,100.00 Holy Family Misikhu Primary 10,000.00 St. Bartholomayo, Burangasi 1,000.00 Holy Family Misikhu ECDE 2,060.00 Primary School Sacred Heart Misikhu Primary 7,500.00 St. Wilfrida Mulukoba Primary 1,000.00 Makemo Primary School 1,000.00 St. John Nakholo Primary School 600.00 St. Francis Makemo Secondary 7,000.00 St. Aquinas Mateka Preparatory 500.00 St. Stephen Bugwanga Primary 2,400.00 St. Peter’s Syekumulo Primary 500.00 St. Michael Namable Secondary 500.00 Our Lady of Mercy, Chebukaka 20,000.00 St. Agnes Bunyala Girls Secondary 26,000.00 Girls St. Peter’s Makunda Secondary 3,000.00 St. Joseph’s Primary School-Busia 22,655.00 St. Henry Rugunga Primary 2,000.00 St. Andrew Bulanda Primary 10,120.00 St.Joseph’s Busagwa Primary 3,185.00 St. Teresa Primary School-Busia 9,100.00 St. Nicholas Mundika “B” Primary 2,000.00 Our Lady of Mercy Secondary 8,000.00 School-Busia St. Margaret Mubwaya Primary 1,000.00 St. Mary ECD/Hostel-Busia 8,000.00 St. John Machakha Secondary 2,000.00 St. John the Baptist Mabale 5,300.00 St. Peter’s Buyosi 4,600.00 Secondary School Lung’a Primary School 1,620.00 St. Benardette Ojamii 2,455.00 St. Jude Mundika Boys Primary 1,600.00 St. Rose Mabale Busia Primary 3,100.00 Mundika Girls’ Primary School 1,685.00 St. Paul Amerikwai Primary 2,000.00 Grace & Compassion Primary 800.00 St. Luke Amoni Primary School 1,550.00 Igero Primary School 700.00 St. Peter’s Bwamani Primary 350.00 Igero Secondary School 3,000.00 St. Anne’s Institute of Science & 2,000.00 Buyende Primary School 900.00 Technology Buyende Secondary School 800.00 St. Mary’s Kamba Secondary 800.00 Mujuru Primary School 1,000.00 St. Peter’s Secondary School 5,000.00 Mujuru Secondary School 1,050.00 St. Martin Primary -Mwibale 1,000.00 Bukalama Primary School 3,000.00

St. Martin Secondary -Mwibale 17,000.00 Murende Secondary School 2,000.00

60 Murende Primary School 5,500.00 St. Monica Mukuyuni RC Primary 4,600.00 St. John Montessori 1,000.00 Lwanja RC Primary School 3,140.00 Maina PAG Primary School 1,430.00 St. Kizito Mayanja RC Primary 1,850.00 St. Mary’s Mabusi RC Primary 370.00 Kimwanga RC Primary School 3,365.00 St. Paul’s Mbirira Primary School 2,200.00 St. Jude Nabuyeywe RC Primary 3,000.00 St. Anne Siangalamwe Primary 1,700.00 St. Veronica Tunya Primary School 1,000.00 St. Elizabeth Binyenya Primary 500.00 Khasolo RC Primary School 1,480.00 St. Mary’s Narati RC Primary 450.00 Nangata RC Primary School 900.00 St. Mary’s Mwikhupo Secondary 1,500.00 Nakalira RC Primary School 800.00 Bishop Atundo Girls Mabusi 9,030.00 St. Peter Siboti RC Primary School 500.00 St. Joseph’s Binyenya Secondary 1,500.00 Tabala RC Primary School 600.00 Tongaren Mixed DEB Secondary 2,800.00 Kimwanga School for the Deaf 500.00 St. Augustine Lukhuna Girls’ Sec 13,000.00 Nakhwana RC Primary School 500.00 St. Anne’s Siangalamwe Secondary 3,000.00 Carmel View Pre-Primary & 10,000.00 Primary School Tongaren Vocational Training 740.00 Centre St. Kizito Mayanja Secondary 15,000.00 St. Teresa Kabula Secondary 20,000.00 St. Peter Siboti Secondary School 5,300.00 St. Monica Mungeti \Primary 3,000.00 St. Paul Bunambobi Sec 1,400.00 Buema Primary School 1,500.00 St. Michael Nakhwana Secondary 1,000.00 St. Louis Butula Boys High School 10,000.00 Musakasa Technical Training 3,100.00 Institute St. Clare Butula Girls Secondary 5,000.00 Apostolic Carmel 10,000.00 St. Mary Butula Girls Primary 5,050.00 Sisters-Kimwanga St. Joseph Butula Boys Primary 1,000.00 Our Lady of Mercy-Busia 10,000.00 St. Catherine Special School 3,650.00 St. Maurice Namboko Secondary 1,120.00 St. Paul Bukhuma Mixed 5,000.00 Eluuya Friends 2,000.00 Secondary St. Angela Academy Primary 7,131.00 Madola Primary School 2,200.00 School Webuye Bwaliro Primary School 500.00 St. John Primary Lutungu Webuye 320.00 Masendebale Primary School 1,500.00 St. John Sec. Lutungu Webuye 1,180.00 Elukhari Primary School 500.00 St. Monica Primary School 500.00 Bwaliro Girls Secondary School 500.00 Murumba, Webuye Bukati Primary School 1,000.00 St. John the Baptist Convent 2,000.00 Mung’abo Primary School 500.00 Webuye Enakaywa Primary School 500.00 St. Jude Syoya Secondary Kabula 2,000.00 St. Mary’s Butula Hostel 1,000.00 St. Antony Naburereya Sec, Kabula 25,000.00 St. Peter’s Bumala ‘B’ Mixed 7,500.00 Total 6,306,574.00 Secondary Amount remitted to the National 2,800,000.00 St. Joseph Bunambobi RC Primary 10,521.00 CJPC

61 DIOCESE OF NGONG’

Parishes Amount Mulot 40,680

Abosi 10,000 Nairegia Enkare 23,000 Embulbul 126,870 Namanga 15,204 Enoosupukia 5,650 Narosura 15,000 Entasekera St Joseph Cathedral 90,000 Ewuaso Kedong 16,015 Nkoroi 172,800 Fatima 184,150 Noonkopir 80,000 Kajiado 28,874 Ololkirikirai 30,000 Kandisi 10,000 Ongata Rongai 144,423 Kibiko Ololulunga 19,000 Kilgoris 7,500 Rombo Kiserian 93,738 Sultan Hamud 15,000 Kisaju 16,310 St Joseph HBVM Narok Lemek 31,200 St Peter Narok 82,977 Lenkisem 7,067 Kimana-Christ the King 36,686 Lolgorien Olokurto-St James Loitokitok 49,650 Bishop’s office

Magadi 11,200 Total 1,455,400 Mashuru Amount remitted to the 606,831.00 Matasia 53,863 National CJPC

DIOCESE OF MARSABIT

Parishes Amount Moyale 64,000.00 Dirib Gombo 15,000.00 North Horr 14,850.00 Illeret 1,411.00 Dukana 14,200.00 Karare 26,060.00 Kalacha 18,000.00 Kargi 8,050.00 Logologo 11,875.00 Korr 45,590.00 Total 399,051.00 Laisamis 18,650.00

Loiyangallani 66,150.00 Amount remitted to the 399,051.00 Maikona 25,000.00 National CJPC Marsabit Cathedral 70,215.00

62 DIOCESE OF MALINDI

Parish/ Institution/ Office Amount (Kshs.) St. Catherine’s Parish, Tarasaa 21,290 Christ the Sower Parish, 164,820 St. Joseph the Worker Parish, 20,730 Mpeketoni Marafa St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, 160,800 St. Mary Helper of Christians 20,240 Kisumu Ndogo Parish, Lango Baya St. John the Evangelist, Hindi 135,390 Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, 18,150 Garsen St. John’s Parish, Watamu 134,170 St. Mary’s Parish, Msabaha 17,370 St. Mary’s Assumption Parish, 75,770 Hongwe St. Michael’s Catholic Mission, 7,310 Mida St. Anthony’s Cathedral Parish, 74,387 Malindi Catholic Mission, Mere 6,135 St. Paul’s Parish, Gongoni 70,405 Our Lady of the Holy Rosary 5,000 Mission, \Chakama St. Charles Lwanga’s Parish, 55,580 Muyeye Blessed Joseph Allamano Mis- 2,800 sion, Adu St. Joseph Freinademetz Parish, 36,200 Witu/ Kipini Bishop’s House, 6,000 Emmaus St. Francis of Assisi Parish, 34,500 Baharini Pope Francis Rescue Home 3,550 Staff Mary Mother of Jesus Parish, 28,290 Lamu CJPC Malindi Staff and Friends 2,350 St. Joseph the Worker Parish, 24,050 TOTAL 1,125,287 Wema Amount remitted to the CJPC 300,000

RELIGIOUS SUPERIORS CONFERENCE OF KENYA

Congregations Amount (Kshs) Hospitalar Order of St. John 5,000.00 Brothers Holy Cross Congregation 25,000.00 Missionaries of The Poor 5,000.00 St. Bridget (Capuchin) 21,210.00 Society of Africa 5,000.00 Order of St. Augustine Friars 20,000.00 Missions (SMA) Consolata Missionaries 20,000.00 Redemptorist Fathers 5,000.00 Foreign Mission 18,000.00 Sacred Heart Brothers 5,000.00 Society of Quebec Canosian Fathers 2,000.00 Xaverian Brothers 10,000.00 CMM Brothers 2,000.00 Kiltegan Fathers 10,000.00 Missionaries of Charity 2,000.00 Mont Fort Fathers 10,000.00 Brothers Camilians/Servants of the Sick 8,000.00 Total 180,710.00 The Marianist 7,500.00 Amount remitted to the 50,000.00 National CJPC

63 ST.MARY’S SENIOR SEMINARY, MOLO St.Mary's Senior Seminary, Molo 15,880.00

Amount remitted to the National CJPC 15,880.00

ADMINISTRATION POLICE SERVICE Administration Police Service 42,000.00

Amount remitted to the National Office 42,000.00

KENYA WILDLIFE POLICE SERVICE Kenya Wildlife Police Service 13,500.00

Amount remitted to the National Office 13,500.00

ST.MATTHIAS MULUMBA SENIOR SEMINARY St.Matthias Mulumba Senior Seminary 13,420.00

Amount remitted to the National CJPC 13,420.00

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS SENIOR SEMINARY St. Thomas Aquinas Senior Seminary 25,000.00

Amount remitted to the National CJPC 25,000.00

KISII UNIVERSITY

Kisii University 12,500.00

Amount remitted to the National CJPC 12,500.00

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